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# How to Talk to Wren

Chatting with Wren is super easy and natural! You don't need to memorize a bunch of weird commands or symbols. Just talk to it like you would talk to a friend.

## In Discord Text Channels

To get Wren's attention in a text channel, you just need to mention it or reply to one of its messages.

1. Type `@Wren` and then your question or message.
2. Hit enter! Wren will read your message, think about it, and reply directly in the channel.

{% hint style="info" %}
Wren can read the history of the channel to understand what you are talking about. You can say "Can you explain that more?" and Wren will know what "that" is!
{% endhint %}

## In Discord Voice Channels

You can also speak to Wren out loud in a voice channel!

1. Use `/wren voice join` to invite Wren.
2. Say **"Hey Wren"** and wait for the ascending charm sound.
3. Ask your question and listen for Wren's spoken reply.

Check out the [Voice Chat](/features/voice-chat.md) guide for full details on how to use voice commands.

## What kinds of things can I say?

You can ask Wren to do almost anything:

* "What are the rules of this server?"
* "Search the web for the latest Roblox news."
* "Remember that my favorite game is Jailbreak."
* "Can you help me write a story about a brave knight?"

Wren uses advanced AI to understand exactly what you mean. Have fun and be creative!


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