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## Introduction
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In this article, we will provide a comprehensive breakdown of the setup and configuration of a home-hosted AI infrastructure. This system is composed of a middleware backend server and a Discord bot, designed to handle chat interactions, manage conversations, integrate plugins, and execute core service management. The infrastructure is built using **Express.js** and includes a range of plugins for enhanced functionality such as IP detection, content scraping, and handling Minecraft server requests. The server integrates with Discord, allowing users to interact with the system through specified channels.
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This article will detail each component, explain the workflow, and guide you through setting up and running this system in your own environment.
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This article will detail each component and explain the workflow.
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## Overview
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The home-hosted AI infrastructure is composed of a **backend server** built using **Express.js** and a **Discord bot** powered by **Discord.js**. The server handles various chat-related APIs, processes HTTP requests, and manages plugins for tasks like IP detection, web scraping, and random user generation. The Discord bot interacts with the backend, forwarding user messages and executing commands such as resetting conversations and restarting core services.
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