Discord Community Agent

Community servers run on the same fifteen questions and the two people who keep answering them at midnight. This agent picks up the slash command, answers from your FAQ in the server's own voice, and says it does not know rather than inventing a release date. Scams and rule breaks get flagged to your mods in one line instead of turning into a thread.

What people use it for

• Midnight questions get answered - Communities are busiest when the team is asleep. A command run at 03:00 gets the same answer as one at noon, out of the same FAQ.
• Mods stop repeating themselves - The handful of questions that fill the help channel get written down once and answered consistently from then on, by something that does not get tired of them.
• Scams flagged, not argued - Wallet and seed phrase DMs, fake mod roles, paid role offers. One plain line that it breaks the rules and a flag to the moderators, with no thread for a scammer to work.
• No invented release dates - The agent says not announced yet instead of guessing. That is the difference between a community that trusts the bot and one that mutes the channel.

Before you fork

What do I need to set up first?

A Discord bot connected to your server with permission to post in the channels you want, the slash command pointed at this workflow, and Notion shared with your FAQ pages. Then you write the FAQ notes and the guidelines in your own words. It only runs when somebody uses the command, so it never posts unprompted.

Will it argue with people or moderate on its own?

No. It can send messages and nothing else, so it cannot ban, kick, mute or delete anything. When something breaks your rules it says so once in plain words and flags it for the moderators you named, and it is told not to lecture or debate. Enforcement stays entirely with your mod team.

What stops it inventing answers about the roadmap?

It answers only from your FAQ notes and the Notion pages it can open, and it is instructed that not announced yet is a real answer. Release dates, prices and refunds are off limits unless you wrote them down somewhere it can read. If members keep asking something the FAQ does not cover, that is a signal to add a page rather than loosen the rules.