Channel-Specific
beginner
5 min

Discord Bot

OpenClaw agent for Discord servers. Slash commands, channel-specific responses, and role-based access.

Deploy in 5 min

Configuration Preview

This is what your OpenClaw config looks like. Deploy it on Clawctl in 5 min.

openclaw.json
# openclaw.json — Discord Bot
{
  "name": "Discord Agent",
  "model": "anthropic/claude-sonnet",
  "system": "You are a helpful bot in the {server} Discord. Answer questions, help with onboarding, and moderate discussions. Be concise.",
  "channels": {
    "discord": {
      "enabled": true,
      "token_ref": "DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN"
    }
  }
}

What This Template Includes

Discord bot token integration

Channel-specific configurations

Role-based response rules

Thread support

Mention and DM handling

Perfect For

Community support bots

Developer community assistants

Gaming server helpers

Internal team communication

Security Level: standard

Includes 70+ approval gates, encrypted secrets, and full audit trail. Production-ready.

Common Questions

Do I need a Discord bot token?

Yes. Create a bot in the Discord Developer Portal and add the token to Clawctl (stored encrypted).

Can it respond in specific channels only?

Yes. Configure which channels the bot monitors and responds in.

Does it support threads?

Yes. The bot can respond in threads and create new threads when appropriate.

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5 min to deploy. $49/month. Full security included. No DevOps required.

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