1. Install Docs Deckhand for one project you already know
45 minPick a project whose Discord you read. Ask the team for their docs URL and FAQ, install the bot in a test channel, and set the confidence bar at 0.7. This is your live demo.
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Pick a project whose Discord you read. Ask the team for their docs URL and FAQ, install the bot in a test channel, and set the confidence bar at 0.7. This is your live demo.
Read the last two weeks of a few public help channels. Copy twenty questions that were answered late or not at all, and run them through your demo.
Message only team members who publicly run support or docs. Use the script and attach two answers your bot gave to their own users' questions, with the source links. No mass messages.
I ran 20 questions from your help channel through a docs bot I run. It answered 14 from your docs with a link to the exact section and flagged 6 your docs do not cover yet; I attached both lists. It never DMs anyone, never talks price and hands hard questions to your mods. Want it in your server for a free month?
Pick sources together, write the safety replies, choose the mods on duty. After two weeks, offer Deck at $39 a month and $200 for the setup.
With the team's permission, share how many questions were answered with sources, how many were handed off, and which doc page they fixed. That is the ad for the next five.
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