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chore: remove devhub info from rael#30

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@devhub-bot devhub-bot Bot added the chore maintenance, configs, formatting, dependencies label Jun 28, 2026
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Summary by Beetle

This PR removes DevHub-specific server information from the AI assistant's system prompt. The change makes the bot more generic by eliminating hardcoded references to the DevHub Discord community, including its description and invite link. This suggests the bot is being prepared for use in multiple servers or being decoupled from a specific community context.

📁 File Changes Summary (Consolidated across all commits):

File Status Changes Description
src/commands/ai/askai.js Modified +0/-2 Removed DevHub server-specific instructions from the base system prompt, including server description, purpose, and invite link guidance

Total Changes: 1 file changed, +0 additions, -2 deletions

🎯 Key Changes:

  • Removed Server-Specific Context: Eliminated the hardcoded DevHub server description ("a Discord community for programmers and creators") from the AI system prompt
  • Removed Invite Link Logic: Deleted instructions about when to share the DevHub invite link (https://discord.gg/MuZFAeVHgp)
  • Generalization: The bot no longer has built-in knowledge about a specific server's identity, making it more portable and reusable across different Discord communities
  • Cleaner System Prompt: Reduced the base system prompt by removing conditional logic about server descriptions and invite sharing

📊 Impact Assessment:

  • Security: ✅ Positive - Removes a hardcoded invite link from the codebase, reducing the risk of unintended link exposure. The bot will no longer automatically share server invites, which could prevent spam or unauthorized promotion.
  • Performance: ⚡ Neutral - Minimal impact. Slightly reduces the token count in the system prompt (approximately 50-60 tokens saved), which could marginally reduce API costs and latency, but the difference is negligible.
  • Maintainability: ✅ Positive - Improves code maintainability by removing server-specific hardcoded values. The bot is now more generic and can be deployed to multiple servers without code modifications. This follows the principle of separation of concerns and makes the codebase more flexible.
  • Testing: ⚠️ Consideration Needed - The change should be tested to ensure the bot still responds appropriately when users ask about the server or request invite links. Consider whether this functionality should be moved to a configuration file or environment variable rather than being completely removed. If server-specific responses are still needed, they should be externalized rather than hardcoded.
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@calebephrem calebephrem merged commit 9e26e0d into open-devhub:main Jun 28, 2026
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✅ You're good to merge this PR! No issues found. Great job!

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