Discord Mcp Public

Manage your Discord server by telling Claude or ChatGPT what you want.

Create channels, hand out roles, set permissions, post announcements — in the assistant you already use, in plain language. No console, no bot programming, no second dashboard to learn.

→ discordmcp.com

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What it actually is

A hosted Model Context Protocol server for Discord. You paste your bot token once, click once, and get an address to add to Claude or ChatGPT as a custom connector. From then on you type "make a channel for the tournament and let only the Verified role in" and it happens.

One server, one bot, one process. Your instance is yours: its own subdomain, its own bot token, its own log channel. It is not a shared service with your server as a row in somebody's table.

What it can do

Read — the server at a glance, channels, roles, members, messages, permissions, reactions, emoji, pins, bans, threads, invites, events, the audit log.

Change — create and edit channels and roles, move roles, hand them out and take them back, post and edit messages, polls, reactions, pins, threads, invites and scheduled events.

Ask first — deleting a channel, a message or a role, kicking, timing out, banning, clearing reactions, revoking an invite, cancelling an event. Every one of these is off until you switch it on, per server, with the exact wording you agreed to recorded.

The dividing line is not how alarming a word sounds. It is whether the thing can be put back.

What it deliberately does not do

Mass removal, bulk deletion, anything that empties a server in one call. Not "not yet" — those tools do not exist, so nothing anybody writes in a channel topic can reach them.

That matters more than it sounds: what decides to call a tool is a language model reading text other people wrote. A tool that is not there cannot be talked into running, however the request is phrased.

How it is built, in four lines

• No dependencies. Not a short list — none. The machine that holds customers' bot tokens installs nobody else's code.
• No gateway connection. REST only. Your bot gets no second presence.
• The portal does not keep your token. It passes through on its way to your instance and is erased the moment the instance confirms it started. What remains is a fingerprint — enough to notice it changed, not enough to use it.
• Everything is written into your own log channel. Refusals too. An attempt that Discord rejected is the more interesting line of the two.

Price

$6 a month or $60 a year, up to 2 Discord servers, every tool included. Cancel anytime.

There is an open beta running: finish the setup during it and you get a free month, and it runs its full length even past the end of the beta.

Where to go

• discordmcp.com — what it does, what it costs, and the setup
• discordmcp.com/faq — the questions people actually ask
• discordmcp.com/guide/claude — adding it as a connector in Claude, step by step
• discordmcp.com/guide/chatgpt — the same for ChatGPT

About this repository

It holds no source code and is not meant to. DiscordMCP is a hosted service, not something you run yourself, and this is here so that somebody searching for a Discord MCP server can find it.

Questions, problems and feature requests are welcome as issues — or through the support server linked on the site, which is usually faster.