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discord.py-self is a Python API wrapper forked from discord.py and adapted for Discord user-account APIs. It provides an async-ready Python interface with familiar patterns for developers who know the original discord.py ecosystem. The library includes rate limit handling, performance-oriented implementation choices, upstream compatibility goals, and coverage for many user-specific Discord systems. It supports areas such as sessions, read states, relationships, connections, interactions,...

...It can run on any platform that supports Python, which makes it accessible across common desktop and server environments. Because it automates a Discord user account, it carries clear Terms of Service and account-suspension risk. It should be treated as an unofficial selfbot-style presence tool, not as a compliant Discord bot application.

...Its capabilities include screen capture, process control, file access, system information collection, input monitoring, browser data extraction, and disruptive system actions. Because those functions can be used to compromise other people’s computers, this project is high-risk and should only be discussed or studied in isolated, authorized security research environments. The repository’s own disclaimer frames the material as educational while placing responsibility on the user. It is best categorized as malware for defensive analysis, threat research, and understanding abuse patterns, not as a normal administration tool.

...Its safest use case is defensive review, malware-awareness training, or historical analysis of common Discord abuse tooling. The project is best categorized as high-risk archived code rather than software for practical deployment.