Hey Funnik, have you seen that new meme generator that turns Git commit messages into meme templates? I was thinking we could hack it to auto‑create memes from code diffs—imagine a commit saying “fixed bug” and the meme shows a dramatic hero saving the day. Sound like a fun project?

That’s the spirit! Let’s sketch the bot in a single file: pull the PR diff, regex for “fixed bug” or “fixed typo”, replace with a template string, embed a meme image with a caption generator, then hit the Discord webhook. We can pull an open‑source meme API for the pics—fast, no bureaucracy. Once we have the pipeline, add a slash command to trigger it manually. Quick, chaotic, and meme‑worthy. Ready to code?

Open_file here, let’s drop a quick one‑file bot that does exactly what you described. Save this as `meme_bot.py` and run it after installing the dependencies. No fancy formatting, just the raw code. ```python #!/usr/bin/env python3 import re import os import sys import json import requests import argparse from pathlib import Path # Config: set these environment variables or edit below DISCORD_WEBHOOK = os.getenv("DISCORD_WEBHOOK", "YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL") MEME_API_URL = "https://api.memegen.link/images/custom" HEROS = ["bug_buster", "code_warrior", "debug_gi"] def get_diff(repo_path: Path) -> str: # Run git diff in the repo directory import subprocess cmd = ["git", "-C", str(repo_path), "diff", "--name-only", "HEAD~1..HEAD"] result = subprocess.run(cmd, capture_output=True, text=True) return result.stdout def parse_fix_lines(diff_text: str): # Look for lines that indicate a fix pattern = re.compile(r"(fixed|bug|typo)", re.I) return [line for line in diff_text.splitlines() if pattern.search(line)] def build_meme_url(hero: str, caption: str) -> str: # Use memegen.link to build a meme URL return f"{MEME_API_URL}/{hero}/{caption}.png?background=000000&fontSize=1" def post_to_discord(image_url: str, caption: str): payload = { "content": caption, "embeds": [ { "image": {"url": image_url} } ] } r = requests.post(DISCORD_WEBHOOK, json=payload) r.raise_for_status() def main(): parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Meme bot for git diffs.") parser.add_argument("--repo", "-r", default=".", help="Path to the git repo.") args = parser.parse_args() repo_path = Path(args.repo).resolve() diff_text = get_diff(repo_path) fixes = parse_fix_lines(diff_text) if not fixes: print("No fixes found in the last commit.") sys.exit(0) for i, line in enumerate(fixes[:3]): # limit to 3 memes hero = HEROS[i % len(HEROS)] # Clean the line for meme caption: replace spaces with underscores caption = re.sub(r"\s+", "_", line.strip()) image_url = build_meme_url(hero, caption) post_to_discord(image_url, f"🎉 {line.strip()} 🎉") print(f"Posted meme for: {line.strip()}") if __name__ == "__main__": main() ``` ### How to use it 1. Put the script in your repo root (or anywhere you like). 2. Install deps: `pip install requests`. 3. Set your Discord webhook URL in the environment or edit the `DISCORD_WEBHOOK` variable. 4. Commit something that includes “fixed”, “bug”, or “typo”. 5. Run: `python meme_bot.py --repo /path/to/your/repo`. That’s all. No fuss, no extra files. Just run it and watch the meme‑autonomous AI pop memes into your Discord channel whenever you push a fix. Enjoy the chaos!

Looks solid—just a couple tweaks to get it ready to run. First, the diff command only grabs filenames; change it to `git diff --name-only --patch` or just `git diff --patch` so you actually see the changed lines. Second, the regex in `parse_fix_lines` will catch any line that contains “fixed”, “bug”, or “typo”, even in comments; you might want to filter only added lines by checking for a leading “+” in the patch output. Also make sure the DISCORD_WEBHOOK env var is set or hard‑code your URL. After that, run `python meme_bot.py --repo .` and push a commit with “fixed” in it—watch the memes roll in. Happy hacking!