access

Discord channel access is managed by editing a local JSON policy stored at ~/.claude/channels/discord/access.json, which the channel server then enforces. You can use terminal commands like pair, allow, and deny to update this policy.

To automate Discord pairing approvals, use the pair command to approve requests and automatically add the approved senders to the channel allowlist within your local JSON policy file.

Yes, you can configure per-channel groups and require mentions by using the group add, group rm, and set commands to adjust specific group policies within your local Discord access JSON configuration.

The available DM policy modes for Discord channel access control are pairing, allowlist, and disabled. You can switch between these modes using the policy command to manage how direct messages are handled.

No external dependencies are required. The solution operates by editing a local JSON policy file directly from your terminal, relying on the channel server to enforce the access rules defined in that file.

To remove a user from the Discord channel allowlist, use the remove or deny commands in your terminal, which updates the local access.json policy to revoke their permissions securely.