Our Tech Initiatives

Mu Rho - GPT

Mu Rho GPT is a custom-built GPT-4o wrapper designed exclusively for our fraternity, serving as an intelligent knowledge base for all things Mu Rho. It stores and processes fraternity-related data, allowing members to quickly access information such as a brother’s name, pledge class, birthday, and other key identifiers. Whether you need to look up alumni details, confirm event dates, or retrieve historical chapter insights, Mu Rho GPT streamlines fraternity operations with AI-powered efficiency. By integrating structured data with natural language processing, it ensures that our history, traditions, and connections remain easily accessible to all Brothers.

Brothers Access: MU RHO GPT

AKVOTE BOT - SLACK

AKVote is a custom-built polling system designed for Mu Rho’s fraternity operations, enabling efficient and secure voting through Slack. Developed by the AKPsi Tech Cohort, AKVote supports various polling methods, including anonymous, limited, and hidden voting, ensuring confidentiality and fairness in fraternity deliberations such as Bid Day, Midcourt, COH, and elections. With automation features like vote reminders and potential integrations with attendance tracking, AKVote streamlines decision-making while maintaining voting integrity. By leveraging Slack’s API, it enhances accessibility and engagement, making fraternity operations smoother, equal, and more transparent.

mu Rho - Slackbot

The Mu Rho Slack Bot is an interactive AI assistant integrated into the fraternity’s Slack workspace, designed to streamline communication and administrative tasks. It provides quick access to essential chapter resources, such as meeting attendance, event schedules, and budget links, while also responding to casual interactions with jokes, facts, and greetings. The bot ensures accountability by tracking credits, missed meetings, and rituals, and even sends birthday messages. Additionally, it includes profanity detection and special commands for leadership roles, such as updating rosters and calendars. While the bot relies on accurate data input, its ongoing development by the Tech Cohort aims to enhance functionality and usability, making fraternity management more efficient and engaging.