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Lobu’s Discord adapter supports direct messages, server channels, and interactive workflows. Under the hood, Lobu uses the Chat SDK Discord adapter to handle DMs and server messaging.

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Setup

Section titled “Setup”
  1. Create a Discord application at the Discord Developer Portal.
  2. Under Bot, create a bot and copy the bot token.
  3. Copy the Application ID and Public Key from the General Information page.
  4. Under OAuth2 → URL Generator, select the bot scope plus message-send, read-history, and slash-command permissions. Use the generated URL to invite the bot to your server.
  5. Use Agents → Platforms in the web app to add Discord to your agent, or run lobu init to scaffold a local project and pick Discord in the wizard.

Configuration

Section titled “Configuration”

Features

Section titled “Features”
  • Direct messages and server channel mentions trigger the agent.
  • Role-based triggers — configure specific roles that activate the agent beyond direct mentions.
  • Streaming responses with throttled message edits.
  • Markdown formatting — agent responses render as Discord-flavored markdown.
  • Interactive elements — buttons and cards for user prompts, permission grants, and configuration.
  • Access control — restrict which users or groups can interact with the agent.

Typical Use Cases

Section titled “Typical Use Cases”
  • Team assistant in a Discord server (engineering, support, knowledge base).
  • Community bot that answers questions using your agent’s skills and tools.
  • Developer tool that runs commands or queries APIs on behalf of server members.