Answers in your channels
Pick the channels it belongs in. It reads the conversation it is part of, and stays out of the ones you did not invite it to.
Invite it once and it is there for everyone, in the channels you allow, with the permissions you grant. It runs on OpenClaw or Hermes, hosted by Diali.
Pick the channels it belongs in. It reads the conversation it is part of, and stays out of the ones you did not invite it to.
A thread keeps its own context, so a long question does not have to fight with the rest of the channel to be understood.
It works inside Discord's own permission model. If a member cannot see a channel, nothing your assistant does changes that.
Three steps from the dashboard. The full guide, with screenshots, opens when you connect the channel.
Open the Discord developer portal, create an application, and copy its bot token into your dashboard.
Under Privileged Gateway Intents, enable Message Content Intent. Without it Discord will not let any bot read messages.
Generate an invite URL with the bot scope, tick the channel permissions it needs, and open the link.
Discord hides message text from bots by default. Without that switch your assistant receives an event saying somebody spoke, but not what they said. Every Discord bot that reads messages needs it.
Yes. The same bot can be invited to more than one server, and you control the channels it answers in on each.
View Channels and Send Messages are enough for most setups. Add Read Message History if you want it to understand a conversation it just joined. Grant nothing else unless you need it.
Every plan reaches every channel. Connect one now and add the rest whenever you like.