How many servers can I add the bot to?

Your RunTheAgents subscription covers one OpenClaw instance. That instance can connect to one Discord server. If you need the bot in multiple servers, you would need additional subscriptions, one per server.

Will the bot slow down with lots of users?

RunTheAgents manages the infrastructure to handle normal server loads. The main variable is AI API response time, which depends on your chosen provider (Anthropic or OpenAI). For very large servers with constant bot usage, response times depend on your API tier and rate limits.

Can the bot moderate my server?

The bot can help with moderation by answering questions (reducing noise), identifying off-topic messages, and providing information to settle disputes. However, it's primarily an AI assistant, not a dedicated moderation bot. For heavy moderation needs, pair it with a traditional moderation bot.

Does it support Discord voice channels?

Currently, OpenClaw focuses on text-based interactions. Voice channel support is not available at this time. The bot excels in text channels and threads where its web browsing and research capabilities are most useful.

Discord Integration

Give Your Discord Server an AI Member That Actually Helps

Not another meme bot. This is a fully capable AI assistant that joins your server, answers questions with real intelligence, browses the web for your community, and gets smarter with every conversation.

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How Communities Are Using AI on Discord

Gaming Communities

Server members ask the bot to look up game patch notes, compare character builds by browsing wiki pages, or screenshot leaderboard standings. The bot visits the sites and posts the results right in the channel.

Developer Communities

When someone asks a coding question, the bot doesn't just guess. It can browse documentation sites, check Stack Overflow, and provide answers with actual sources. It even formats code blocks properly in Discord.

Study Groups

Students share a topic and the bot researches it in real time, pulling information from educational sites, summarizing academic papers, and helping with homework questions. Like having a study buddy that reads incredibly fast.

Creator and Brand Servers

Content creators use the bot to answer fan questions, provide links to resources, and handle repetitive inquiries so moderators can focus on actual moderation instead of answering the same question for the hundredth time.

Built for How Discord Actually Works

Your AI bot respects Discord's culture and conventions. It works with channels, threads, roles, and permissions the way your community expects.

Channel-Aware Responses

The bot understands which channel it's in and adjusts its behavior. Casual in general chat, technical in your dev channel, helpful in your support channel.

Thread Support

For complex questions, the bot can continue conversations in threads to keep channels clean. Long research tasks don't clutter your main chat.

Slash Commands and Natural Language

Use Discord slash commands for structured tasks, or just mention the bot and talk naturally. Both approaches work, and you can mix them freely.

Role-Based Access

Control who can use the bot and which features they can access. Let moderators use advanced features while regular members stick to basic queries.

Web Browsing for the Whole Server

Anyone with permission can ask the bot to visit a URL, grab a screenshot, summarize an article, or research a topic. The results are shared right in the channel.

Add AI to Your Discord Server

Create a Discord Application

Head to the Discord Developer Portal and create a new application. Generate a bot token under the Bot section. This is your bot's identity on Discord.

Set up on RunTheAgents

Sign up for RunTheAgents ($49.95/month), enter your Discord bot token, and add your Anthropic or OpenAI API key. The dashboard handles the rest of the configuration.

Invite the bot to your server

Use the OAuth2 URL generator in the Discord Developer Portal (or the link RunTheAgents provides) to invite the bot to your server with the right permissions.

Configure channels and permissions

Choose which channels the bot can see and respond in. Set up role-based access if you want to limit certain features to specific members.

Why This Is Different from MEE6 and Other Discord Bots

Traditional Discord bots are automation scripts. They respond to commands with pre-programmed actions: play music, assign roles, post welcome messages. They're useful but limited. An OpenClaw-powered bot is fundamentally different because it thinks. When a member asks a question, the bot understands the question, considers the context of the conversation, and generates a thoughtful response. When it needs information it doesn't have, it goes to the web and finds it. It can visit documentation sites, read blog posts, check forums, and bring back real answers with sources. The practical difference is enormous. Instead of maintaining a FAQ document and updating auto-responses every time something changes, your AI bot stays current by browsing live information. Instead of rigid command trees, members talk naturally and get helpful replies. It's the difference between a vending machine and a knowledgeable team member.

Frequently Asked Questions

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