Discord for AI Agents
Hand Claude a bot token. Get a fully-built Discord server.
Channels, roles, embeds, AutoMod, welcome screens, scheduled events — described in plain English and applied with one tool call. Or hand Claude a one-line brief and watch a whole server materialize.
Quick Start · Try it · Discord
Quick Start
1. Install the plugin — inside Claude Code, run:
/plugin marketplace add JCodesMore/jcodesmore-plugins
/plugin install discord@jcodesmore-plugins
No prompts, no restart. Install takes a second.
2. Run the setup wizard — type:
/discord:setup
Claude walks you through creating a Discord bot (or grabbing the token from one you already own), pasting it in, inviting it to a server, and locking in an active guild. The whole thing happens in chat.
3. That's it. Talk to Claude like a sysadmin who actually wants to help.
Try it
Talk to Claude like a friend who happens to know Discord inside-out:
- "Make me a Magic: The Gathering trading server." →
/discord:server-from-prompt
- "Apply the dev-community template to this server." →
/discord:apply-template
- "Create a #welcome channel under a category called Info, with a topic of 'Read the rules first.'"
- "Add a Moderator role with kick and ban perms, blurple color, and grant it to me."
- "Drop an embed announcement in #announcements with the stream schedule and a thumbnail."
- "Set up an AutoMod rule that blocks invite links for non-mods."
- "Configure the welcome screen with three intro channels and a friendly description."
- "Schedule a community game night in the Lobby voice channel for next Friday at 7pm."
The agent figures out which Discord primitives to call, validates inputs, and reports back what changed (and what failed, with Discord's actual error messages).
What's inside
52 Discord tools wrapped in three skills and one agent — covering channels, roles, messages, embeds, AutoMod, onboarding, welcome screens, scheduled events, members, webhooks, and bulk server templates.
| Capability | Try saying |
|---|
| Build a server from a prompt | "make me a server for [X]" |
| Apply a starter template | "apply the gaming-community template" |
| Channels & categories | "create a #general channel under Welcome" |
| Roles & permissions | "add a Mod role with kick perms and grant it to me" |
| Messages & embeds | "send a multi-field embed to #announcements" |
| AutoMod rules | "block invite links from non-mods" |
| Welcome screen | "set up a welcome screen with rules and intros" |
| Scheduled events | "schedule a movie night for Saturday at 8pm" |
| Members & moderation | "kick the user named X with reason: spam" |
| Webhooks | "create a webhook in #releases and post the changelog" |
| Anything else | discord_raw_request — direct REST escape hatch |
Bundled server templates: gaming-community, study-group, dev-community, content-creator. Compose your own as a JSON spec or describe what you want and let the architect agent draft one.
Making a bot
/discord:setup walks you through this in chat — these manual steps are here in case you'd rather do it before running the wizard:
- Go to https://discord.com/developers/applications and click New Application.
- Pick a name, accept the ToS, and open the Bot tab.
- Click Reset Token → Yes, do it! → Copy the token. Keep it secret.
- Optional: turn on Server Members Intent under Privileged Gateway Intents if you want member listing. (Not required for most admin tasks.)
- Run
/discord:setup in Claude Code and paste the token when asked. If your bot isn't in a server yet, the wizard generates an invite URL with the right permissions — open it in a browser and add the bot to a test server.
For full admin tasks, give the bot Administrator permission. You can scope it down later once you know exactly which permissions you need.
Community
Discord — chat, help, show-and-tell · Issues — bugs & feature requests · More plugins
Heads-up: discord_apply_template is create-only
Templates and the architect agent never delete or modify existing entities. Anything matching an existing channel/role/AutoMod rule by name is silently skipped. If you want a clean slate before applying, ask Claude to delete the existing channels first — but only do that on a fresh test guild, never on something with active conversations.
Bot token storage