<aside> 💡 What is Fabrie AI bot?

Fabrie AI bot helps to collect Midjourney prompts and images within a Discord server. It uses commands to extract relevant information, which is then organized into Fabrie file transfer hub for easy use and sharing. Fabrie also ensures the privacy and security of user data through advanced encryption and access control mechanisms.

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Before you start, make sure:

1. You have an admin account to ensure that you have privileges to add and authorize a bot to your Discord server. If you do not have these privileges, contact the server owner or an admin to request permission.
2. Before adding Fabrie to your Discord server, make sure that the server has integrated the Midjourney service. This will ensure that the "/collect" command is available for use.
3. Familiarize yourself with the Discord server's rules and guidelines for collecting and sharing Midjourney prompts and images. This will ensure that you are following the appropriate protocols and etiquette when using the bot.
4. Understand the basics of Discord bot commands as these are the technologies that Fabrie uses to collect and organize Midjourney data. This will help you better understand how the bot works and how to use it effectively.

If everything’s ready, then it’s good to go, just log in your Fabrie whiteboard, then click “Upload files” - “File transfer hub” to get started.

How to use FabrieAI bot:

Here are step-by-step instructions on how to use Fabrie AI bot to collect Midjourney prompts and images in a Discord server:

1. Add and authorize Fabrie to your Discord server.

   

2. Connect your Discord and Fabrie accounts by typing the "/bind" command in the Discord server.

   

3. Once the accounts are connected successfully, use the "/collect" command in the Discord channel that has already integrated the Midjourney service.

   

4. The bot will create a task and show the collection progress in real-time. The progress status will include:

• "Total found" for all assets recognized by the bot.

• "Collected to fabrie" for all assets collected to Fabrie. (Recent 100 images maximum generated by yourself)

• "Failed" for all assets that failed to collect. (Check network or free up file transfer hub space)

• "Skipped" for all assets recognized but skipped collection due to duplication.

  

1. Once the collection is complete, you can find all collected assets in Fabrie's file transfer hub.

   

2. Drag the collected images to Fabrie's whiteboard and continue the design workflow with Fabrie AI Design Copilot using collected prompts.