AI agents for Discord
A Monmo agent works in your Discord server the way a community manager would. It reads the channels and forum posts, drafts answers for the help channel, prepares announcements and events, collects feature requests and flags posts that may break your rules. It reads without asking, and every post, reply, role change or moderation action waits for your approval or your moderators' decision.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in Discord
Draft answers in the help channel
It reads new questions in your help forum or support channel, checks your docs and earlier answered threads, and drafts a reply for each. You approve the batch, and questions it cannot answer are passed to you.
AskEvery two hours, draft answers to unanswered posts in the help forum from our docs. Send anything about billing to me.
Sum up what the community said
Each Monday it reads last week's messages across the channels you name and writes the main topics, recurring complaints, praise worth sharing and the members who helped others most.
AskEvery Monday, summarise last week in general, feedback and showcase: topics, complaints, and who helped the most.
Collect feature requests
It picks out feature requests from channels and threads, merges duplicates, counts how many members asked and adds them to your board in Notion or Canny with links back to the messages, once you approve.
AskCollect this month's feature requests from Discord, merge duplicates and add them to the Canny board after I review.
Prepare announcements and events
For a release it drafts the announcement in your server's tone, with the changelog from GitHub and a short how-to, and prepares the scheduled event for the launch stream. Posting waits for you.
AskDraft the announcement for version 2.4 from the GitHub release notes and prepare an event for Thursday's launch stream.
Flag posts for your moderators
It reads new messages against your server rules and lists possible spam, scams and off-topic threads with links and the rule each may break. Deleting, timing out or banning stays a moderator's decision.
AskCheck today's messages against our rules and list anything that looks like spam or a scam link for the mod team.
Welcome new members
It drafts a short welcome for each day's new members that points to the right channels and roles, and keeps your onboarding and rules posts up to date as the server changes.
AskDraft a welcome post for today's new members and update the start-here message with the new channels.
Find an old answer
Ask whether anyone solved an export error and it searches the channels it can read through the Discord connection, or in its own browser when the connection does not cover something, then returns the fix and who posted it.
AskHas anyone in Discord solved the CSV export timeout? Find the thread and the fix.
How it connects
- 1You connect your own Discord account once. What the agent can read follows the servers you are in and the roles you hold there. Some setups use a bot instead, which someone with the Manage Server permission has to add.
- 2You choose which agents may use Discord. A community, social media or support agent fits; an agent that keeps the books has no place in your server.
- 3Reading channels, threads and forum posts needs no approval. Every post, reply, reaction, role change, event and moderation action asks first. The agent drafts replies to questions people ask; it does not message members who did not ask.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent answer questions in our Discord server?
It drafts each answer, and you approve it before anything is posted. A Monmo agent reads new posts in the help channels you name, checks your documentation and earlier threads, and prepares a reply for each. Approved replies are posted together, and questions it cannot answer well, such as billing or account problems, are passed to you.
Can an AI agent moderate a Discord server?
It helps your moderators rather than acting alone. The agent reads new messages against your rules and lists possible spam, scam links and heated threads with the rule each may break. Deleting a message, timing someone out or banning them is a moderator's decision, and the agent never takes those steps without approval.
What permissions does the agent need in Discord?
Only what the job needs. To read, it needs access to the channels in question; to post, the right to send messages there. It works with the roles your account or bot already has, so keep its access to the channels you want it in. You can remove it from the server at any time.
Can an AI agent write a weekly report on our Discord community?
Yes. Name the channels and the day, and the AI agent reads the week's messages, then writes the main topics, recurring questions, complaints and praise, with links to the messages behind each point. You can send the same report to Slack or Notion for the rest of your team.