How Aero uses ngrok to keep communities safe

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the surge in online interactions overwhelmed human content moderation, prompting companies like Meta to invest in automated moderation tools. Aero, an open-source project, provides a comprehensive toolkit for Discord to scan communities for fraudulent URLs, malicious actors, and inappropriate content using AI models. The project utilizes ngrok to facilitate the deployment of Slash Commands on Discord, enabling contributors to easily set up HTTPS endpoints for development purposes. Despite being a small team, Aero's developers have extensive experience in scaling integrations on Discord, allowing them to efficiently manage and monitor the project's growth and user protection using tools like Prometheus. Hazel Reimer, the Fullstack Developer and Community Architect behind Aero, aims to create a safer and more enjoyable online environment, leveraging her expertise to innovate and improve community moderation.

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