AI Community Guru
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Last updated
As of March 2024, you can setup AI CM via Dashboard Analytics.
Specifically in the Track channels configurations.
AI Community Guru collects information from the channels that you specified in the analytics as the base information.
At any channels, you can run "/community-guru" with the range of date that you want to analyze.
Most often, you can start by checking in last week, or last month activities.
If you want to understand what has happened historically in your community, you can find a period with a high level of activities via our analytics and run the date range to see what members were talking about during the peak period.
It will take a couple of minutes for us to index and generate a high level report about your server activities. Here are a list of things that we include:
General sentiment and some positive topics
Content and potential issues related to the content
Feedback
Conflicts and negative issues
Some action points
Because AI Community Guru has a chat interface, we recommend you ask her anything related to your community. Here are some topics to ask her:
What events should I host? Our bot is likely to give you a list of ideas. Your job is to decide which ideas are worth pursuing and ask our bot how to execute them. Community gurus always start by giving you a "vague" idea but can drill down to details and help you brainstorm step by step.
Specific product feedback. If you are launching a new product and want to find our members' feedback, ask, "What do users think about XYZ?"
Information about your superusers. You can ask our bot for information about either a specific user or a specific group of users (based on their Discord role). This allows you to tailor content and events for your VIP.
Twitter content (live soon). You can ask our bot to surface an interesting UCG that would be great for your Twitter account. In beta testing, discord UCG performs 25%+ better than normal Twitter content.
