Discord Coach

Step 1 – Create Your Craft Document

Start by setting up a Craft document where you’ll store your daily notes and tasks. This is where the Discord Coach will track your progress and pull context from your work.

Step 2 – Set Up Your Discord Bot

Create a new Discord bot through the Discord Developer Portal. You’ll need:

• A Discord server where you want the bot to operate
• Your bot token (keep this secure!)
• Basic permissions for messaging and reading messages

Step 3 – Connect Your Craft API

Generate a Craft API key for your daily notes document. The Discord Coach uses this to:

• Read your daily notes and tasks
• Understand your goals and progress
• Update your tasks as you complete them

Step 4 – Deploy the Backend

Set up a simple backend server (the example uses Fly.dev) that runs the Discord Coach bot. This server:

• Listens for messages from your Discord server
• Connects to Claude or ChatGPT for intelligent coaching
• Reads and writes to your Craft document via the API
• Sends you proactive check-ins each morning

The Result

To see how it works for the user who already built it, you can visit his bot's authentication page, sign in with you Discord Account, and add your Daily Note Craft API URL and key.

To activate it, you need to either join the test server with the bot or install it to your own server with this link.

After this set-up, each morning, Andre's Discord Coach is going to send you a message. Respond naturally – just like texting a friend. The bot will will:

• Understands your context from previous days
• Asks about your progress
• Updates your Craft tasks automatically
• Provides accountability and encouragement