Say Hey AI and ask. It checks prices, tells you whether to buy now or wait, reads your Steam library, plans your evening, sets up a group, and answers back with real pictures, not walls of text.
It's a beta. It's free to try, it only ever acts for the person asking, and it will tell you when it isn't sure. What beta means
Start a message with Hey AI in any channel it's switched on in. That's it.
Tag the bot with a question. Mention a friend too and it can find games you both own.
"How do I get Steam verified?" The bot answers with a picture guide by itself, no AI needed.
These are the real pictures it posts in chat. Game art, prices and links come with them.
A verdict with the reasons, a price-history graph, how often it hit its low, Steam reviews and the next big sale. Buy now, or hold out.
Side by side: price now, discount, review score, genres and release year, with the cheaper and the better reviewed called out.
Worth, spending, hours, badges, your rarest achievements and your monthly challenge, from your own linked data. Ask in plain words.
It plans your backlog around the time you have, favouring games you already started. Filter by genre or tag, like co-op or roguelike.
Ask how to do anything: Steam verified, linking Steam, importing a wishlist, setting up alerts. You get a numbered picture with the commands ready to copy.
Forty-plus abilities, all plugged into the same bot you already use.
Every change is for the person who asked, it tells you exactly what it changed, and it never touches anyone else's list.
Pick the channels, bring your own AI key if you like, and set a daily cap so a busy server can't run away with it.
/manage community aiRules, roles, channels, "how do I join raids". Add a title, a few phrases and the answer in the dashboard. The bot and the AI use it.
"Is my server configured?" gets you a checklist of what's done and the command that fixes what isn't.
Ask for a looking-for-group post or a calendar event and it creates the real thing, with a Join button.
Yes, during the beta. Servers can bring their own AI key, and a daily cap keeps usage in check.
Partly. Without one, the bot still answers the most common questions itself: prices, free games, your wishlist, library stats, what to play, and how-to guides.
It answers from your own data, for you. Group features like "play together" only use friends who opted in to sharing in that server. Export or delete everything any time from /me mydata.
Because a graph or a table reads faster than a paragraph. The text under it stays short on purpose.
That's what the beta is for. Use /bot bug or the support server and say what you asked.
Add the bot, switch the AI on in a channel, and say Hey AI.