# discord-community-manager-open-source
Discord Community Manager for Open-Source and AI Developer Projects
Your project took off and the Discord turned into a second issue tracker. Maintainers answer the same question forty times a week, contributors can't find where to start, and the feedback your team actually needs is buried under support noise.
I run developer communities. I was Head of Moderation for Google Developer Groups for a year and a half, and led community operations for Sapien.io — an 80,000-member Web3/AI developer community restructured from complaint hub into a tiered builder community with 24/7 coverage.
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What I run for a developer community
- Support triage and FAQ systems so maintainers stop repeating themselves
- Channel architecture that separates users, contributors, and announcements — signal stays findable
- Contributor onboarding paths: from “just installed it” to first merged PR
- GitHub-to-Discord automation: release notes, changelogs, and issue alerts where the community lives
- Code-of-conduct enforcement that's consistent and documented, not vibes-based
- Reporting your core team can use: recurring issues, sentiment, contributor pipeline
Your maintainers should be maintaining. Let the community run itself around them.
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