What to Ask Leina to Do with Forem
Copy a prompt, add your details, and send it to Leina in your connected team chat.
Read a published article and threaded comments to explain the topic and reader responses.
Read Forem article [article ID] and its comments. Summarize the article’s main points and discussion themes relevant to [question].
Turn supplied notes into Markdown and create a draft with your chosen title and tags.
Turn notes [notes] into a Forem article titled [title] with tags [tags]. Save it as a draft without publishing.
Get Started with Forem
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Connect Your Account
Connect a Forem API key for DEV or your community instance.
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Try a Task
Tell Leina what you need in your team chat. Include the source, destination, and expected result.
Set Up Leina in Your Chat → -
Check the Result
Review the result and any changes in the connected app.
Supported Forem Capabilities
Forem powers communities such as DEV. Article operations distinguish draft and published states, while comment reads preserve threaded discussion context.
- Read Community Articles and Discussion
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Find published and owned articles, read article text and comment threads, and list popular tags.
- Get Current User
- List Articles
- Create and Update Articles
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Create or edit Markdown articles with title, tags, series, images, and a chosen draft or published state.
- Create Article
- Update Article
View All 10 Actions
- Get Current User
- List Articles
- List My Articles
- Get Article
- Get Article By Path
- Create Article
- Update Article
- List Comments
- Get Comment
- List Tags
Frequently Asked Questions
Can AI save a draft without publishing?
Yes. Explicitly ask to save a draft and review it before requesting publication.
Can a summary include reader comments?
Yes. Read the article and its threaded comments, then ask for the discussion themes alongside the article summary.
Can I use a community other than DEV?
Yes. Provide that Forem instance’s HTTPS origin and an API key for the account on that instance.
Your AI employee for Forem
Tell Leina what you need in your team chat. Include the source, destination, and expected result.