Discord channel
Bring an agent into your Discord server.
Authorize the app in the intended Discord server, then use its connected channel to reach the agent selected in AgentSky.
Setup
Connect Discord and verify your first task.
An AgentSky agent and permission to authorize the app in your Discord server.
Select Add to Discord
Open the selected agent’s channel controls in the developer console.
Review the server and permissions
Follow Discord authorization. Choose the correct server and review the requested permissions with its administrator.
Verify a useful channel reply
Ask for a release checklist from requirements you paste into the connected channel. Check that the agent responds in the intended server.
Before you connect
Know what this connection does.
A channel provides a conversation entry point. Configure task-specific tools, credentials and permissions separately, and review model and runtime pricing before running work.
Team-visible work
Use the connected channel for work appropriate for its members. Discord channel visibility is not a substitute for permissions on repositories or other apps.
One selected responder
The shared channel routes to the agent chosen in the dashboard. Do not promise a separately provisioned channel for every agent.
Troubleshoot authorization
If the setup window is blocked, use the setup-link fallback. If the server cannot be selected, check your installation permissions.
Common questions
Discord setup questions
Does adding the channel authorize my repositories?
No. Set up the agent’s repository or application access separately. Discord authorization covers the permissions shown by Discord.
How do I change who answers?
Change the selected agent in the dashboard, then verify with a small task in the connected channel.