What is Discord?
Discord is the platform of choice for open-source communities, SaaS companies, and gaming companies to host their user communities. Kelu connected to Discord in two ways: a bot that answered questions inside a server, and a source that indexed forum posts, threads and text channels. Neither is available for new setups at the moment. The Discord bot is switched off, so bots set up earlier no longer answer @mentions or forum posts. Discord sources added earlier keep syncing.
How Kelu works with Discord
What you can do today.
Discord bot switched off
The Discord bot is switched off for now. Bots set up earlier no longer answer @mentions or forum posts, and new Discord bots cannot be added.
Existing Discord sources keep syncing
Discord sources added earlier re-sync every 2 hours, and Sync Now syncs right away. Discord can no longer be added as a new source.
Answers on your docs site
To answer your community today, add the Kelu widget to your docs site with one script tag.
Slack and Microsoft Teams bots
For team chat, the Slack and Microsoft Teams bots answer with citations. Bots are on the Pro plan and above.
How to set it up
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New Discord bots and new Discord sources can't be added at the moment.
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To sync a Discord source added earlier right away, open it under the knowledge base's Sources and click Sync Now.
Got questions?
Discord — Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about connecting Kelu to Discord.
Not at the moment. The Discord bot is switched off for now, and new Discord bots cannot be added. Bots set up earlier no longer answer @mentions or forum posts.
Not for new setups. Discord can no longer be added as a new source. Discord sources added earlier keep syncing every 2 hours, and each indexed post still cites its Discord link.
Add the Kelu widget to your docs site with one script tag, or use the Slack and Microsoft Teams bots, which are on the Pro plan and above.