This will ensure that only you can join the Bot to servers. Recommended: Under Public Bot, click the purple toggle to disable making the bot publicly available.Copy the Token listed and paste it on your text editor for later Under Token, click the blue link to Click to Reveal Token.This is the username your Discord users will see. Set your Bot's username to something other than the application name, if desired.With your text editor still open, follow these steps: You will be placed on the Build-A-Bot page. On the left-hand menu, click the Bot section, then click the purple Add Bot button:Ħ. Copy the Client ID listed on this page to your text editor for laterĥ. You will be placed on the General Information page for your application. Provide a memorable name for your bot when prompted, then click the purple Create button on the bottom-right:Ĥ. Click the purple New Application button on the top-right of the page to create a new application:ģ.Open to view the Applications section on the Discord Developer Portal.Open a text editor to copy some information down as you follow these steps: If you do have one, log in to your account and open up the server in which you want your bot to live.įirst, you will need to create an application on Discord.If you haven’t created one yet, go to and create one.A Discord account and your own Discord server.Listing channels and users are also handled via REST. Responses are sent back to Discord via REST API call. The Discord backend works similar to Slack's messages are received from Discord via WebSocket constantly monitoring the channels that the bot has been added to.
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