AI Discord reply generator.

Nothing on Discord is indexed, ranked, or surfaced later. A message is read by whoever is in the channel now and whoever scrolls back, and that's it. So the goal of a reply isn't reach — it's being the person other people are glad is in the server, which is a slower and much stickier form of value than a viral comment.

Speed beats polish. A helpful answer thirty seconds after the question is worth more than a perfect one an hour later, because by then the person has either solved it or left. That's also why the writing register is lowercase, fragmentary and unbothered: it's how everyone else types when they're moving fast.

The message limit is 2,000 characters, and anything close to it belongs in a thread rather than the main channel — Discord has threads for exactly this and using them keeps the channel readable. Code blocks are standard for anything technical. Reactions are a real form of reply and often the correct one.

The etiquette is unwritten but strict. Don't @everyone. Don't ping a role to answer a question that isn't urgent. Don't DM someone a pitch because they were friendly in a channel — it's the single fastest way to get removed from a server and talked about in the mod channel. And check whether the server allows self-promotion at all; most confine it to one channel.

Take the shortest draft and make it look typed. Drop the capital letter, drop the final period, use the abbreviations you'd actually use. A reply in Discord that's been formatted like an email is more conspicuous than one with a typo in it.

If the answer is long, post a one-line version in the channel and offer the detail in a thread. And if you're representing a company in someone else's server, say so once in your intro and then behave like a member — the servers where brands are welcome are the ones where the brand was useful first.