@bentlegen: btw Modem's agent also works on @discord now pretty useful for OSS communities
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Modem's AI agent is now compatible with Discord, providing utility for open-source communities.
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btw Modem’s agent also works on @discord now
pretty useful for OSS communities https://t.co/uFdhWfmCUO
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