Question 1

How do I connect a Discord webhook to OpenRouter for my crypto workflow?

Accepted Answer

Create an incoming webhook URL in your Discord channel, then use B3OS to send POST requests that include the webhook URL as the destination. In the workflow builder, add the OpenRouter action, configure the model and prompt, and map the webhook payload to the AI input.

Question 2

Can I use multiple LLM models with the same Discord message?

Accepted Answer

Yes. B3OS lets you switch models on‑the‑fly or chain them. Set up separate OpenRouter actions for each model (e.g., GPT‑4, Claude, Llama) and route the same webhook payload to different endpoints based on conditions such as message type or priority.

Question 3

What kind of blockchain events can trigger a Discord notification?

Accepted Answer

Any event that B3OS can monitor—such as token transfers, contract calls, NFT minting, or DAO voting outcomes—can be captured via smart contract listeners or oracles and then sent to Discord through the webhook.

Question 4

Is there rate‑limiting or cost control when using OpenRouter with Discord?

Accepted Answer

B3OS includes built‑in throttling and budgeting controls. You can set per‑action limits, choose cheaper model variants, or enable caching to stay within your API quota and avoid unexpected Discord spam.