Discord
Where to register a Discord bot, which scopes its token needs, and how to connect it to Nora.Discord integrations let your agents read messages, post replies, and manage channels via the bot API. Nora authenticates with a bot token — issued from the Discord Developer Portal.
Where to apply for credentials
Bot tokens come from the Developer Portal:Discord Developer Portal
Required scopes
When inviting the bot via OAuth2, select:bot— required for any bot-mode operation.applications.commands— required if you want the bot to register slash commands.
Connect in Nora
Create the application
Open the Developer Portal, click New Application, give it a name. In the left nav, open Bot, click Reset Token, and copy the bot token (you only see it once).
Invite the bot to your server
In the left nav, open OAuth2 → URL Generator. Tick
bot and applications.commands under
scopes, then tick the per-channel permissions you need under Bot Permissions. Visit the URL it
generates, pick your server, and authorize.Copy the server (guild) ID
Right-click your server in Discord → Copy Server ID. (You may need to enable Developer
Mode under User Settings → Advanced first.)
Verify the connection
The Test button calls/users/@me. The bot user’s display name is reported back. Common failures:
- 401 Unauthorized — token revoked. Reset it in the Developer Portal.
- 403 Forbidden — token belongs to an application that hasn’t been added to any server.
MCP server
No official Discord MCP server today.Environment variables Nora injects
| Variable | Source |
|---|---|
DISCORD_TOKEN | Bot Token field |
DISCORD_GUILD_ID | Server (Guild) ID field |