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The next generation of Discord community management - maximising engagement in the quickest and most transparent way.

100% freeThe first Discord bot with its own MCP

Set up your Discord server from any AI chat.

Discortics MCP plugs Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor and other assistants straight into your server. Ask for tickets, self roles, AutoMod or a whole channel layout in plain words, check the plan, and it’s live. One connection covers everything Discortics does.

Works with any client that supports remote MCP and OAuth.

Connected in about a minute.

Pick your assistant and watch the whole thing: add Discortics, sign in with Discord, choose a server, ask for a setup.

The Claude walkthrough is on its way. Until then, the steps below take about a minute.

Claude setup steps

Not a demo with two features. Your whole server.

Your assistant gets the same setup options you’d find in the dashboard, plus channels and roles. So “build me a support desk with an application form and a verified role” is one request, not an afternoon of clicking.

It can also run a security checkup, score your server out of 100, and fix what it finds.

  • Welcome & leave
  • Self roles
  • Tickets
  • Applications
  • Verification
  • Autopilot AutoMod
  • AntiNuke & lockdown
  • Giveaways
  • Levels
  • Economy
  • Automations
  • Embeds & messages
  • Social notifications
  • Starboard & suggestions
  • Sticky messages
  • Boosters & vanity roles
  • Command permissions
  • Channels & roles

Not sure what to ask? Start with one of these.

  • “Run a security checkup and fix whatever you can.”
  • “Set up a ticket panel in #support with options for billing and bug reports.”
  • “Make a voice category with three gaming VCs and an AFK room.”
  • “Start a Nitro giveaway in #giveaways this Friday at 6pm, two winners.”
  • “Go through the pending staff applications and rank them for me.”
  • “Why did my reminder automation fail last night?”

Install guide for every assistant.

No API keys, no local server. Paste one URL, sign in with Discord, pick your servers.

Full setup guide

Claude.ai, Claude Desktop and Claude mobile share the same connector.

  1. 1Open Discortics in the Claude directory and choose Connect.
  2. 2Sign in with Discord, then pick the servers and access you want to share.
  3. 3In a chat, turn on Discortics from the tools menu and describe what your server needs.

Prefer adding it by hand? Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste the server URL.

Your AI does the work. You keep the keys.

Your normal Discord permissions, the bot’s permissions and your server’s limits all still apply. MCP doesn’t get around any of them.

Nothing runs unseen

The assistant drafts a plan first. Every role, channel and message is listed, and nothing changes until you confirm that exact plan.

Access you choose

Pick which servers to share when you sign in. The assistant never gets the bot token or ticket transcripts. Application answers are only read when you ask, and we don’t train AI on your data.

Disconnect any time

Revoke a connection and new requests stop. Changes already applied stay in your server; a Discord request already accepted may still finish.

Questions, answered.

Is Discortics MCP really free?

Yes. Connecting your AI assistant to Discortics costs nothing, and there’s no separate MCP plan. Your server’s normal Discortics limits apply, the same ones you’d get from the dashboard. Your AI client’s own plan is between you and them.

What is MCP?

Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets AI assistants use tools from other services. Discortics runs a remote MCP server, so any client that supports remote MCP with OAuth can connect.

Can the AI change my server without asking?

No. The assistant drafts a setup proposal first. Nothing changes in Discord until you confirm that exact plan, and you can open a review link to see every role, channel and message before it runs.

What can it access?

Only the servers you pick when you sign in, and only what you could already see there as a manager: settings, roles and channels, plus application responses and automation history when you ask for them. It never gets the bot token or ticket transcripts, and it can’t touch member balances or XP. We don’t train AI on any of it.

Do I need admin permissions?

You need the same access you’d need to change that setting in the Discortics dashboard. Some protection settings, like AntiNuke, need the server owner or an administrator.

How do I disconnect?

Open Manage connections on this page and revoke the client. New requests stop straight away. Anything already applied stays in your server.