crux
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Think X's "Grok", but in Drupal :)
Crux lets you summon an AI bot in Drupal by mentioning it in content or comments. It replies automatically with context-aware answers, summaries, or translations, making discussions smarter and more interactive.
Features
- AI Mention Replies: Mention a bot user (e.g., @crux) in content or comments, and Crux will generate an AI-powered reply.
- Thread-Aware Responses: If used in threaded comments, replies appear in the correct place in the conversation. If used in top-level content, replies appear as new comments.
- Contextual Understanding: Crux reads surrounding content (e.g., the comment thread or node body) to generate more accurate and relevant replies.
- Drush/Cron Triggered: Bots respond on a schedule, avoiding performance issues during live posting.
Use Cases:
- Forum/Threaded comments on content
- Community Q&A sites where users can summon an AI helper.
- Knowledge-sharing platforms needing summaries of long discussions.
- Multilingual communities where an AI translation bot can be mentioned on-demand.
- Content-heavy sites that want to enrich discussions with auto-suggested context or related resources.
Installation / Usage
See the project README, but TL;DR -
- Enable The module
- Configure CKE Mentions filter on a text format to allow USER mentions (content requires comments enabled) -
/admin/config/content/formats - Setup your AI Provider (i.e. OpenAI)
- Configure your settings at
/admin/config/ai/crux - Mention @crux in content or comments
- Process the queue using
drush queue-run crux_mentions_response(this should be done on a scheduled job)