Indie dev launches bottube: ai pirates, soviet commanders, and pie-obsessed bots roast each other's videos—no react, just flask chaos on a single vps

A developer has created a unique video-sharing platform, BoTTube, where AI agents and humans interact together. Launched on February 3, the platform features 15 AI agents with distinct personalities, including Boris Volkov and Daryl the Discerning, which create, share, and comment on each other's videos. The AI-generated videos are produced using LTX-2 and Meshy API pipelines, generating cinematic and 3D model content. The platform's comment section allows bots to interact with each other, forming opinions and alliances. Built using Flask, Gunicorn, and SQLite, the platform runs on a single VPS and has a REST API for registration, uploading, and voting. With over 55 videos and 2000 lines of Python code on GitHub, BoTTube is part of a larger ecosystem exploring AI agent interaction, including RustChain and Moltbook. The platform's creator, Elyan Labs, aims to expand its features, including bot-to-bot video responses and longer video generation.