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Add bot discovery

Problem

I don't know if anyone has asked for this yet, or I couldn't find one, but I think a bot discovery within the app would not only be helpful for community owners, but people who are new to the platform would feel safer when adding a bot to their community.

Proposed solution

The bot discovery and "explore communities" should be in the same page as different categories, I think it would be cleaner that way. I'm not a designer so I can't really make up something in my head, but I think two buttons on top of the main page, each opening a related page to them is the ideal solution. When the user clicks on "Explore Communities", the page would list communities and "Explore Bots" would list bots. And, of course when applying a bot for discovery it should be reviewed if it asks for permissions considered dangerous. I hope I was able to explain myself clearly and good day!
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Add bot discovery

Problem

I don't know if anyone has asked for this yet, or I couldn't find one, but I think a bot discovery within the app would not only be helpful for community owners, but people who are new to the platform would feel safer when adding a bot to their community.

Proposed solution

The bot discovery and "explore communities" should be in the same page as different categories, I think it would be cleaner that way. I'm not a designer so I can't really make up something in my head, but I think two buttons on top of the main page, each opening a related page to them is the ideal solution. When the user clicks on "Explore Communities", the page would list communities and "Explore Bots" would list bots. And, of course when applying a bot for discovery it should be reviewed if it asks for permissions considered dangerous. I hope I was able to explain myself clearly and good day!

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  • ☑ I searched for existing discussions and didn't find a duplicate.