No I coded it from scratch. AFAIK there are no open source bots currently.
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Who talked about open source bots? 
Is the number of clash of code problems limited ?
Each clash of code have some random parameters in the statement of the problems, no ?
I donāt do clashes but i believe the problem is till here because nothing has change.
It requires web skills. And if you know how Angular and AceEditor works, itās far more easier. Once you found how to store a submitted code and how to restore it, you have your bot.
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Ok great so instead of fixing the problems which allows this to be possible you just censor itā¦security through obscurity doesnāt work you know.
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I donāt work at CG, Iām just a moderator.
We hide also the people who post their solutions.
The problem is not security through obscurity, itās not about security, itās about spoiling.
what do you mean hide the people who post their solutions?
In the puzzle section, of course.
Iād be fine with linking to the bot source if you hadnāt included many clash solutions along.
Because I agree, there is a latent problem, that ought to be addressed and discussed properly; and sweeping it under the rug isnāt anywhere near the right direction.
But as interesting as your bot architecture is, thatās no excuse for spoiling the actual puzzles.
Ok, makes sense I guess.