Dejavue — Official Support Server

Dejavue is a Discord bot for help and Q&A channels. It catches duplicate questions the moment they're posted, drives a clean mark-solved workflow, and turns every solved thread into a searchable archive — inside Discord, on a public SEO-friendly website, and as an MCP server your AI tools can query.

This server is where you get help with it, and where it's built in the open.

🙋 Why join

• Direct support — ask the developer, not a ticket queue
• See it working first — Dejavue runs on this server's own help forum, so you can watch duplicate detection, the mark-solved flow and the public knowledge base on real threads before you add it anywhere
• Shape the roadmap — feature requests and bug reports go straight to the issue tracker
• Changelog — every release, explained in plain language
• Self-hosters welcome — Dejavue is open source (AGPL-3.0). Bring your Docker, Postgres + pgvector and embedding-model questions

🔁 What Dejavue does

• Duplicate detection — semantic search over everything your server has already answered, on every plan including Free. It suggests the matches, and can draft an answer from them
• Mark solved — a button and modal, a right-click → Mark as Answer context menu, and automatic solved / unsolved forum tags
• Searchable archive — /dejavue search finds any past answer without leaving Discord
• Public knowledge base — opt-in per server, on a subdomain or your own domain, with structured data for SEO. Public pages never show Discord usernames or avatars
• MCP server — point Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor at your community's real answers instead of letting them guess
• Insights — resolution rate, time-to-resolution, top helpers, recurring-question clusters and an auto-generated FAQ
• Nudges & routing — chase up questions nobody answered, and gently redirect posts that landed in the wrong channel

👥 Who it's for

Developer tools and SaaS communities, game studios, and open-source projects — anywhere the same question comes back every week.

🔗 Links

🌐 dejavue.app · 💻 GitHub · 🔒 Privacy