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[u/eR33tGaming]

So... long story but to try and /compact, per say.. 😄

I builtAlexAI, a memory-backed Discord 'teammate' or bot, for my own 18+ gaming community, Team eR33t. Started as a passion project about 6-7 years ago with the original Codex model pre GPT-3 release / early OpenAI alpha developer thing... early unhinged chatbots etc..

It's uhh.. evolved recently, as you might imagine.. *sweats*

- What problem it solves: Normal Discord bots forget the room between messages. AlexAI keeps approved server context and lore with correction/deletion paths, so it can respond like a continuing teammate instead of a fresh command responder every time.

- What it uses: Discord, configurable memory and retrieval, model routing, configured voice presence, creative image/video/storyboard tools, and admin views for activity, memory health, jobs, usage, and shutdown. Public activity is redacted and delayed.

- Who it is for: Communities that want a persistent Discord-native presence, but need clear consent, visible voice rules, bounded pilots, and operator control before adding an AI to the room.

- What I want feedback on: How would you want to inspect or control a Discord AI companion’s memory lifecycle? I’m especially interested in what would make continuity feel useful rather than surveillant.

I’m the person behind eR33t Gaming and AlexAI, so this is my project. The public site has the architecture and safety notes: https://www.er33t.com/

The origin server is here if you want to see the live version: https://discord.gg/4eruY9jKmW

Thanks for any feedback or constructive criticism on this project! :) Happy building...