On 10th November, I embarked on the development journey of AirRepsGPT for our vibrant AirReps community. This endeavor was a monumental task, demanding significant time and effort to elevate the quality of our product. Over the course of 10 days, a total of 33 hours were dedicated by me, being the sole developer working on the Discord Bot itself, to expanding the capabilities of AirRepsGPT. In this short span, we witnessed remarkable progress, transitioning from version 1.0.0 to the more robust 1.2.22. The relentless dedication to improvement doesn't cease here; we have ambitious plans to continually nurture AirReps into something truly exceptional. Below is a curated list of some noteworthy changelog entries, highlighting the advancements made for the benefit of our end users. AirRepsGPT Changelog Query Limits Users now enjoy a maximum of 4 queries per day, resetting 24 hours after the initial usage. Bug Fixes Resolved an issue where the bot would occasionally misinterpret replies to its messages. Users can now seamlessly reply to the bot without the need to directly mention it. Help Command The staff menu in the help command is now exclusively accessible to staff members. Queries Command Buttons are discreetly hidden for non-staff members, enhancing the interface's clarity. Command buttons won't appear if used on oneself, streamlining self-interactions. The reset button is intelligently disabled for whitelisted or blacklisted users, maintaining system integrity. Moderators no longer possess access to the whitelist button, aligning with user privilege hierarchy. Any user can now seamlessly view queries for other users, fostering transparency. A resolved bug now ensures that non-staff members can effectively utilize the queries command. Additional Functionality Implemented a sophisticated message-splitting mechanism to handle cases where a message exceeds the Discord message limit. Introduced a blacklist command, allowing administrators to curate user interactions effectively. Fixed a humorous bug where users could whitelist themselves, ensuring a touch of levity in the changelog. 🤣 Each user is now treated as a unique thread, optimizing the user experience. Incorporated logic to check for existing queued queries per user, providing a clear message in case of duplicates. Added a reset command for enhanced user control and system management. General Fixes Addressed a bug where pinging the bot without additional context prompted an unnecessary response. Implemented a new function to process queries, efficiently stripping any mentions. If the length is 0, it returns false.

Welcome to Valhalla Development, a new chapter in the journey that started with the creation of Ragnarok in 2018. After creating three distinct Discord bots, I realized I didn't want to continue this journey alone. Valhalla Development is born out of the desire to create projects with the community, fostering collaboration and innovation. Our creations so far include three Discord bots: Ragnarok: A multipurpose bot that serves various needs of Discord users. The Seer: A unique bot designed to monitor the online status of other bots. Wilbur: A fun bot, ensuring you're always entertained on Discord. Additionally, we offer an API available here , which provides various services to further enhance your experience. We invite you to join our community on Discord . Your participation and feedback will help us to create more exciting projects and improve our current offerings. We're looking forward to having you join us in this exciting journey of creating and innovating together!