We read through how people actually use the assistant, and the most common dead end was simply running out of messages halfway through setting a server up. The limits are much higher now:
| Free | Server Premium | |
|---|---|---|
| Messages per server per day | 75 (was 25) | 1,500 (was 300) |
| Messages per person per hour | 20 (was 8) | 120 (was 40) |
Server Premium servers also get a more capable assistant that takes more care over big or tricky requests. When it is working on something longer, the label under its reply changes from Thinking to Still thinking and Working through it, so you know it has not stalled.
The second most common dead end was "I can't do that from here". The assistant can now:
It also knows the leveling numbers now, so "how many messages until level 50?" gets a real answer.
When something you ask for needs Server Premium or Customization, the assistant shows the plans and prices right in the conversation. Pick one to open checkout for the server you are in, or switch to another server you manage first. Free servers that hit their daily limit see the same card.
The assistant refuses anything that looks like wiping or locking down a server, no matter who asks: deleting lots of channels at once, mixing mass deletes with role or permission changes, or locking @everyone out of the server. Those limits are enforced by greed itself, not just by the assistant's instructions.
Every conversation now has a chat ID, shown under the message box. Click it to copy it and include it when you contact support about something the assistant did. Every change it makes is also tagged with that chat ID in your server's audit log, so you can match a change back to the conversation that made it. Conversations are kept for 180 days.
{user.mention} instead of showing them as text.See the Chat Assistant docs for everything it can do.
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