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AI Community Manager
A humanlike agent that knows who, what and when to respond
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A humanlike agent that knows who, what and when to respond
44 followers
NeonAgent is a humanlike AI Community Manager for Discord. It runs on a real user account, not a bot. It knows who to respond to, when to engage, and what to say. Use it as support, moderation, or even a clone of yourself. Always on.
Soofte
📌 Hey Product Hunt, Martí here, co-founder of NeonAgent 👋
NeonAgent comes from a simple problem we kept hitting while managing communities ourselves: community management breaks because it relies on humans. Messages get missed, people go offline, context is lost, and scaling means hiring more people who still aren’t there 24/7.
We built NeonAgent, a humanlike AI Community Manager for Discord. It runs on a real user account (not a bot) and behaves naturally inside group chats. It knows who to respond to, when to engage, and when to stay silent. You can use it for support, moderation, or as a clone of yourself.
What makes this possible is HUMA, our own infra for humanlike multi-player agents. NeonAgent isn’t just an LLM replying to messages, it’s built on a behavior layer designed specifically for group environments:
- Understands group dynamics, turn-taking, and roles
- No instant bot replies, models natural pauses and typing
- Retains context across users, channels, and past interactions
The result is an agent that doesn’t just answer messages, but actually participates in conversations.
I would absolutely love to know what you think of the tool. I will read all feedback and comments and we will do our best to keep improving it :))
very cool project!
does this work to manage skool.com communities effectively?
is this based on openclaw?
Soofte
Hey @michael_baumgartner1 :))
It's not based on OpenClaw, it uses our own infra (https://www.humalike.ai/). To manage skool communities we would need to work with skool directly, it's not like discord.
We will get in contact with them soon, if everything goes well, soon you should be able to use Neon in skool!