Abhi
Add to Discord
Docs

Abhi setup and publishing docs

Install the Discord bot, configure server operations, and keep the public pages Discord asks reviewers and users to see before adding the app.

Add to DiscordOpen dashboard

Start

Quick start

The bot is configured from the dashboard after Discord OAuth confirms the server and your admin access.

1

Add the bot

Start the Discord authorization flow and choose the server where you manage staff permissions.

2

Open the dashboard

Use Discord OAuth to enter the server workspace and configure modules with role-aware controls.

3

Set module policy

Enable moderation, tickets, analytics, economy, private voice, AI, and billing features as needed.

Guides

Core areas

These docs stay intentionally public and reviewable. Server-specific settings, logs, and billing records remain inside authenticated dashboard views.

Moderation and SafetyWarns, mutes, bans, moderation queues, permission checks, audit history, and owner review workflows.Community OperationsTickets, mail, onboarding, self roles, suggestions, reminders, sticky posts, and staff handoff tools.Billing and PlansFree plan access, trial requests, paid checkout readiness, invoices, owner approvals, and limits.Analytics and StatusCommunity Analytics reports, voice/message health, operational status, API health, and incident response links.

Discord publishing

Developer Portal URLs

Use these public pages when completing app review, App Directory discovery, and user-facing bot profile fields.

Privacy Policy URL

Use this for the Discord Developer Portal privacy policy field.

/privacy
Terms of Service URL

Use this for the Discord Developer Portal terms field.

/terms
Support URL

Use this as a public support destination and pair it with your Discord support server.

/support
Status URL

Use this for public uptime, incident, and component-health references.

/status
Install URL

Use this dashboard OAuth entry point when sending owners through setup.

/api/auth/login