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GM Alerts

When someone in your community says "gm" (or any common variant like "good morning", "buongiorno", "おはよう", etc.), Nova replies with a short Bitcoin & Ordinals news brief.

GM is opt-in per chat. On Telegram it's enabled per group; on Discord it's enabled per channel (so the bot only replies in the channels you pick, not the whole server). Run /gm to configure. Group / server admins only.

Limits

Plan
Custom sources (per Telegram chat / per Discord channel)

Free

3

Premium

10

The standard Bitcoin/Ordinals brief is free and shared across all subscribers — only the per-community sources count toward the cap. On Discord each enabled channel has its own independent source list.

What You'll Get

Section
Description

Standard brief

4–6 sentences with 1–2 Bitcoin market items, 1 Bitcoin development item, and 1 Ordinals/Runes/BRC-20 item. Each item links to its source. Cached for 6h, deduped across 14 days.

Community section

Appended only when at least one of your configured sources has new content since the last GM. Items are surfaced as fields (Discord) or tap-to-open buttons (Telegram).

Clean rendering, no preview spam. GM is sent as a single rich card — a Discord embed with one field per community source, or a Telegram message with link previews disabled and an inline keyboard of headline buttons. No more wall of unfurled link previews below the message.

Cooldowns (unchanged from the original GM behavior):

  • The brief itself is regenerated at most every 6 hours — all opted-in chats share the same standard brief during that window.

  • Each Telegram chat / Discord channel can receive a GM once per 36 hours, so even if multiple users say "gm" the bot won't spam.

Source Types

Type
What it is
Best for

📰 RSS feed

RSS or Atom feed URL

Blogs, podcasts, Substack, Mirror — anything that publishes a feed

🔗 URL

Any webpage URL

Project announcement page, GitHub releases, docs site, X profile link

⛓️ On-chain

Stacks address (SP… / SM…)

Project treasury, dev wallet, contract — emits new transactions

About URL sources. Pages with article previews (blogs, GitHub releases, docs) work best — Nova will surface what changed. For JS-heavy pages like X profiles, Nova can only detect "new activity" without describing it. The first fetch records the page state; subsequent changes appear in the next GM.

Setup on Telegram

  1. Enable GM in the group:

    • Run /gm in the group (admin only — DMs are not supported, GM is a community feature).

    • Tap ✅ Enable GM in the menu.

  2. Add custom sources (optional):

    • Tap ➕ Add a source in the sources menu.

    • Pick a type: RSS feed, URL, or Stacks address.

    • Send the URL or address as a text message.

    • Optionally send a short label (e.g. "ZADAO Blog"), or send /skip to keep it unlabelled.

  3. Manage sources later:

    • Run /gm again — the menu shows current sources with ❌ buttons to remove them, plus an ➕ Add a source button.

  4. Turn GM off:

    • Run /gm and tap 🟥 Disable GM here.

Only group admins can run /gm. Send /cancel at any point to abort.

Setup on Discord

GM is per-channel on Discord — Nova only replies in channels you've explicitly enabled, not server-wide. You can enable as many channels as you want; each one keeps its own custom sources.

  1. Open the GM menu:

    • Run /gm in the server. Admins only — requires Manage Server or Administrator.

  2. First-time setup:

    • Pick ✅ Enable GM in a channel from the menu.

    • Nova asks you to pick a channel — choose the one where you want GM to fire.

    • Nova confirms and offers to add custom sources right away — tap ➕ Add a source or skip and add them later.

  3. Add a custom source:

    • Run /gm again and pick 🛠 Manage #channel, then ➕ Add a source.

    • Choose a type: RSS feed, Webpage URL, or Stacks address.

    • A modal pops up — paste the URL or address, optionally add a friendly label, submit.

    • Nova confirms and offers to add another.

  4. List / remove sources:

    • Run /gm, pick 🛠 Manage #channel, then 📡 List sources.

    • Use the Remove a source dropdown to delete one, or ✅ Done to exit.

  5. Enable in another channel:

    • Run /gm and pick ➕ Enable in another channel — repeat the channel-selection step. Each channel has independent sources and cooldowns.

  6. Turn GM off in a channel:

    • Run /gm, pick 🛠 Manage #channel, then 🟥 Disable GM here. Nova confirms before removing the subscription and all custom sources for that channel.

The standard GM brief and the appended community section are sent together as one message in the channel where GM is enabled.

Example

A user in the #general channel says gm.

On Discord — Nova posts a single orange embed:

☀️ GM GM everyone! Bitcoin holding $98k as ETF flows pick up. Stacks v3 hardfork lands a fee-market improvement. New Runes etching activity hits a 30-day high. Have a great one ⚡

📰 ZADAO Blog • New post: "Why we built X"

⛓️ SP3F…J7XK • Called transfer

Nova · daily brief

News headlines inside the greeting are clickable links rendered inline by the embed — no preview boxes appear below.

On Telegram — Nova replies with the same brief, link previews disabled, and an inline keyboard of one-tap buttons:

☀️ GM

GM everyone! Bitcoin holding $98k as ETF flows pick up. Stacks v3 hardfork lands a fee-market improvement. New Runes etching activity hits a 30-day high. Have a great one ⚡

— Community Updates ↓

[ Bitcoin holds $98k as ETF flows pick up ] [ Stacks v3 hardfork: fee-market upgrade ] [ Runes etching hits 30-day high ] [ 📰 ZADAO Blog: Why we built X ] [ ⛓️ SP3F…J7XK: Called transfer ]

Migrating from the old behavior? GM used to fire in every group/server. Starting with this release it's opt-in only — every community has to run the command above to re-enable it.

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