discrawl is a command-line and database-driven tool for archiving, syncing, and searching Discord server content locally using a SQLite backend. The project allows users to mirror Discord conversations and metadata into a searchable offline database, making it useful for analytics, moderation, research, and long-term archival workflows. It supports synchronization through both Discord bot APIs and local desktop cache imports, giving users flexibility in how data is collected and updated. The system includes commands for searching messages, tailing live updates, and maintaining synchronized archives through incremental sync operations. Designed for developers and advanced users, discrawl emphasizes portability, local ownership of data, and efficient querying of large Discord histories. Its integration with the OpenClaw ecosystem positions it as a powerful utility for AI-assisted communication analysis and searchable knowledge retention.

Features

  • Local Discord message archiving
  • SQLite-based searchable storage
  • Bot API and desktop cache synchronization
  • Incremental sync and live tailing tools
  • CLI-focused workflow management
  • Integration with OpenClaw tooling and automation systems

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MIT License

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Operating Systems

Linux, Mac, Windows

Programming Language

Go

Related Categories

Go Command Line Tools

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