Subo

Subo runs polls, conversational surveys, forms and quizzes inside Discord communities and on the web. This connector lets Claude do the work with you: describe what you want to ask your members, and Claude builds the project, checks its script, and launches it when you say so. When the answers come in, ask Claude what people said. Things to ask: - "Draft a short survey asking members how last week's game night went, with one open question at the end. Don't open it yet." - "Clone the prediction contest template and set it up for Sunday's final." - "Summarize the open-text answers from our last feedback project." - "Who's on top of the XP leaderboard?" What Claude can do: create, edit, clone, validate, open, close and delete projects; write a project's script block by block; read responses and Subo's AI analysis; manage members' XP and accomplishments; browse and clone templates; manage webhooks; and read and change community settings. Every operation is labeled read-only, normal change, Outward (it reaches real people, such as opening a project or granting XP) or Destructive (it deletes something). Claude asks before Outward and Destructive operations. Subo also refuses to delete a project that is still open. What it can't do, by design: create or delete API keys, change who has access to your community, or connect a new verified-audience source. Connecting takes the Admin role in a Subo community. You sign in to Subo with Discord, choose one community and an access level (Admin, or the narrower Creator), and approve. One connection reaches one community, and you can revoke it at any time from the Account page of the Subo web app.