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Discord Hub Builder

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Build a complete Discord AI command center server from scratch using the Discord REST API. Use when a user wants to set up a professional Discord server for...

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About This Skill

# Discord Hub Builder

Builds a complete AI command center Discord server via API. No manual steps.

What Gets Built

  • Categories & Channels:
  • COMMAND CENTER → #daily-brief, #task-queue
  • AGENT CHANNELS → #agent-openclaw, #agent-perplexity, #agent-manus
  • RESEARCH & OUTPUTS → #financial-briefs, #content-drafts, #research-archive
  • OPERATIONS → #agent-logs, #ops-notes, #personal

Roles: Agent (blue), Reviewer (green)

Workflow Cards: Pinned in each agent channel with TOOL / TRIGGER / INPUT / OUTPUT / FREQUENCY

Prerequisites

Before running, confirm the user has:

  1. A Discord bot — created at https://discord.com/developers/applications
  2. Bot permissions: `Manage Channels`, `Manage Roles`, `Send Messages`, `Manage Messages` (for pinning)
  3. Bot invited to the server — use OAuth2 URL with `bot` scope + above permissions
  4. Guild ID — right-click server name → Copy Server ID (Developer Mode must be on)
  5. Bot token — from the Bot tab in developer portal

If the user doesn't have these, walk through setup before running.

Execution

Dry run first (always) ```bash python3 scripts/build_hub.py --token BOT_TOKEN --guild GUILD_ID --dry-run ```

Show the user the preview. Confirm before live run.

Live run ```bash python3 scripts/build_hub.py --token BOT_TOKEN --guild GUILD_ID ```

  • The script:
  • Creates roles (skips if already exist by name)
  • Creates all categories and channels
  • Posts and pins workflow cards in agent channels
  • Prints channel IDs on completion

After Build

  1. Tell the user:
  2. Set channel-specific permissions manually for `#task-queue` (Owner-only send) and readonly channels — Discord's permission API requires role IDs which vary per server
  3. To add more agent channels: copy an existing agent channel block in the script and re-run
  4. Workflow cards can be edited by finding the pinned message in each agent channel

Error Handling

  • If the script fails mid-run:
  • Re-running is safe — roles skip if they exist by name
  • Channels don't have dedup logic; re-run will create duplicates — delete extras manually or use the dry-run to check state first
  • Rate limit errors (429): add `time.sleep(1)` between calls or wait and retry

Use Cases

  • Design and build Discord server structures with organized channels and roles
  • Create Discord bot configurations for community moderation and engagement
  • Set up automated welcome flows and onboarding sequences for new members
  • Configure Discord permissions and role hierarchies for community management
  • Build event and announcement channels with proper notification settings

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • +Comprehensive Discord server setup covering channels, roles, and bots
  • +Automated onboarding reduces manual work for community managers
  • +Permission system design prevents common Discord security mistakes

Cons

  • -Discord-specific — not applicable to other community platforms
  • -Only available on claude-code and openclaw platforms
  • -Bot configurations require a Discord developer account and bot token

FAQ

What does Discord Hub Builder do?
Build a complete Discord AI command center server from scratch using the Discord REST API. Use when a user wants to set up a professional Discord server for...
What platforms support Discord Hub Builder?
Discord Hub Builder is available on Claude Code, OpenClaw.
What are the use cases for Discord Hub Builder?
Design and build Discord server structures with organized channels and roles. Create Discord bot configurations for community moderation and engagement. Set up automated welcome flows and onboarding sequences for new members.

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