Is it possible to configure the homepage of this site to directly feature AI, similar to this example: https://ask.discourse.com/?
A few additional questions: (If it is paid, perhaps someone could offer a solution)
Can we enable AI access for non-registered users? Is there any logical justification for this?
After a certain level of usage, can we prompt non-registered users to register and purchase a subscription? For existing members, can we encourage them to upgrade to additional subscriptions?
I haven’t tested it, but I’d expect this custom homepage component to work with the /discourse-ai/ai-bot/conversations URL: Custom Homepage for Groups
having this open to anonymous users could expose you to sudden unexpected costs, there’s also the technical limitation of it being built on our personal message system which requires an account to use… so it would be a little tricky to implement
there are no features like this at the moment, but thanks for the suggestions!
I’ve managed to get it to work. After enabling AI bot enable dedicated UX in the DiscourseAI settings, I created a group called “Bot Test” (bot-test) and set it as the primary for a test user. then i used the custom-homepage-for-groups theme component and set the group page map setting to bot-test:/discourse-ai/ai-bot/conversations. my test user now has a homepage of the bot page.
The problem is that “back to forum” links break and clicking the logo just reloads the page (of course, since it’s the homepage). One has to awkwardly navigate out manually (by going to “/hot” in the URL address bar for example), or break out via the user menu or advanced search menu.
I was unable to get it to work in any way; this is unusual. Could it possibly be due to a plugin? For example, I am doing it this way, but the normal homepage still appears:
Thanks to everyone who contributed to this topic, I learned some very useful tricks
I’m trying to implement the full functionality of ask-discourse on Nginx proxy (self-hosted), and I have made some progress.
The URLs can be shortened (without redirect), and the default location on the subdomain points to the AI-bot home screen.
The issue I’m trying to solve is related to CSS files. I tried using the sub_filter module in Nginx to load them from the original subdomain, but it didn’t work.
I plan to work on this next week, and then I can share the final template for those who are interested.