@neetyan

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I built Slop Bot :), a 24/7 Slack bot running on a Linux VPS using Node.js, @slack/bolt, and Socket Mode. It serves brainrot jokes, facts, latency metrics, and help commands.

The most challenging part was fixing syntax errors from code formatting, setting up systemd to keep the process running continuously in the background, and making sure the commands had unique names so they didn’t collide with anyone else’s. I’m really proud of getting it hosted on Nest so it stays online even when my laptop is completely turned off!

To test it, run any of these commands in Slack:

/slop-bot-ping - Check latency

/slop-bot-help - View all commands

/slop-joke - Get a random joke

/slop-fact - Get a brainrot origin fact

What I Made

I built a custom WebOS web page with multiple working draggable windows, giving it a unique visual style so it doesn’t look like a copy of the guide.

What Was Challenging

Getting the dragging physics and window layering to feel smooth was definitely the hardest part, especially making sure windows didn’t glitch out or overlap weirdly while moving them around.

What I’m Proud Of

I’m super happy with how clean the multi-window layout turned out and that I got my extra custom feature running without breaking the rest of the site.

Testing Instructions

No password required! Just open up the project link, click and drag any window to move it around, and test out the interactive features directly in your browser.