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Set Up Discord

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Create a Discord bot and choose its server and user access before you enable the channel.

Prepare Discord Settings

Copy the bot token from the Discord Developer Portal into DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN. For server channels, enable Developer Mode in Discord, right-click the server, and copy the Server ID into DISCORD_SERVER_ID.

By default, NemoClaw configures the bot to reply only when mentioned. If DISCORD_SERVER_ID is set and DISCORD_REQUIRE_MENTION is unset, NemoClaw defaults DISCORD_REQUIRE_MENTION to 1.

Set DISCORD_REQUIRE_MENTION=0 if you want the bot to reply to all messages in the configured server. Set DISCORD_USER_ID to restrict access to one user.

Without DISCORD_USER_ID, any member of the configured server can message the bot.

NemoClaw routes Discord REST and gateway traffic through the top-level managed proxy and does not write a per-account Discord proxy because OpenClaw accepts only loopback values for that field.

Enable Discord

Export the settings before onboarding or channels add discord:

$export DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN="<your-discord-bot-token>"
$export DISCORD_SERVER_ID="<your-discord-server-id>"
$export DISCORD_REQUIRE_MENTION=1

Continue with Enable Channels During Onboarding or Add Channels After Onboarding. If the bot logs in but delivery fails, refer to Discord bot logs in, but the channel still does not work.