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The Discord node adds Discord operations to your workflows. Add it on the canvas or ask the AI builder for it by name, then pick an operation and fill in its fields. Discord also includes 8 trigger operations (marked in the tables below) that can start a workflow when something happens in Discord.
You can wire the Discord node into an AI agent as a tool provider: the agent calls the operations you allow. See Agent tools.
On Channel Message and On Bot Mention are delivered over the connection NoClick holds open to Discord rather than a webhook, and they need NoClick’s bot in the server. The Discord Bot Install connection puts it there: you pick the server during the Discord sign-in. Channel on those two triggers takes either a channel, which covers the threads opened in it, or a category, which covers every channel under the category and their threads. Categories read as Name (category) in the picker and the list follows Discord’s sidebar order, so a category is not mistaken for a channel. Leave the field empty to hear every channel in the server. See App events.

Credentials

Connect Discord under Credentials in the node settings. See Connecting credentials for the general flow.

Bot install

Sign in with your Discord account when prompted; no keys to copy. Installs NoClick’s bot into your Discord server. You’ll select which server during the OAuth flow. Get your credentials here. NoClick requests the following permissions:
  • bot
  • applications.commands
  • identify

Bot token

Enter the values manually when creating the credential. Get your credentials here.

Operations

Application command

Auto moderation

Channel

Direct message

Emoji

Entitlement

Guild

Guild template

Invite

Member

Message

Poll

Reaction

Role

Scheduled event

SKU

Soundboard

Stage instance

Sticker

Thread

User

Voice

Webhook

Other