Lookups
GitHub users and repositories, Codeberg, Wikipedia summaries, Urban Dictionary, Discord profiles and PluralKit systems — plus a real WHOIS client that speaks the protocol on port 43 and follows referrals to the registrar.
What she does
Tools
Around 100 units across 12 categories, case conversion, JSON pretty-printing with a caret under the syntax error, a regex linter that catches catastrophic backtracking, QR codes, and translation that runs offline on the host.
Media
YouTube as MP4 or 192 kbps MP3, X / Twitter and Bluesky posts embedded properly with their video, and thirty pride flags wrapped around a profile picture — still or spinning, one flag or two.
Moods
Sandrone has a personality layer nobody asked for. She refuses roughly one command in ten, and occasionally posts something unprompted in whatever channel is busy. None of it is stored and none of it survives a restart.
Commands
A selection. The command reference documents every one of them, including the options Discord fills in as you type.
Bot
/help- Everything currently loaded.
/stats- Ping, uptime, region, version.
/links- Every official link, in one panel.
People
/profile- Pronouns, bio, badges, connections.
/pfp- An avatar at full size, global or per-server.
/pksystem/pkfront- A PluralKit system, and who is fronting.
Lookups
/github/repo- A user, or a repository from a bare URL.
/wikipedia- The lead section, with a thumbnail.
/whois- Domains and IPs, resolved to the registrar.
/dig- DNS records by type, from public resolvers.
Tools
/convert- Units that narrow each other as you type.
/json/regex- Format it, or find out why it is wrong.
/translate- Offline, via Argos. Your text stays here.
Media
/yt-dlp- Video or audio, attached where it fits.
/tweet/bluesky- Posts that actually embed, video included.
/pride- Thirty flags, still or animated.
Fun
/kitty- A cat. That is the whole command.
/8ball/judge- A verdict. Do not expect kindness.
/explain-the-game- You just lost it.
Works in servers, in DMs, and as a user install you can carry into any server.
Privacy, briefly
Sandrone does not have a database. Nothing about you is stored, nothing is tracked, and there is nothing to sell. Commands are handled in memory and the result is thrown away.
The one exception is /yt-dlp: a download too large to attach is kept on the
host for 24 hours behind an unguessable link, then deleted automatically. The file is
the YouTube content itself — never anything about who asked for it.
Is this the right bot?
Discord bots get impersonated. The avatar, the name and the “about me” can all be copied exactly — the application ID cannot.
Application ID
1539185764904996974
Sandrone only ever uses three sets of links of its own:
discord.comdiscord.ggDiscord’s own — the invite and the support server.sandrone.is-a.botThe short link. It redirects here, tosandrone.doughmination.gay.sandrone.doughmination.gayThis site, and where/yt-dlpserves an oversized download.
She will never ask for a password, a token or a 2FA code, never ask you to “re-verify” your account, and never send you a QR code to scan with the Discord app. If something claiming to be Sandrone does any of that, it is not this bot.