Discord bot
The Rook.
A small steward for a lively Discord community: enough automation to reduce friction, not so much that the room forgets it is made of people.
Built for OaM, a Czech tabletop roleplaying community I help moderate. The Rook handles the repeatable parts — intentional player pings, moderation context, room texture — so the people running the server have more attention left for actual games and conversation.
Automation should carry boring repetition, not take over decisions that belong to a moderator or the room. The bot gets better by listening to friction as it appears.