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

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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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