What problem does it solve? Setting up a Discord bot channel requires managing a bot token and understanding who is allowed to reach you, which is easy to misconfigure or leave insecurely open. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Token Management: Save, update, or clear the Discord bot token stored in ~/.claude/channels/discord/.env. - Access Policy Review: Inspect access.json to see the DM policy, allowlisted senders, pending pairing codes, and opted-in guild channels. - Guided Lockdown: Get proactive guidance to move from the temporary pairing policy to a locked-down allowlist policy once all intended users are added. - Use Case: You paste a new Discord bot token from the Developer Portal; the skill saves it, shows your current access state, and tells you exactly what to do next to secure the channel. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to configure Discord with your bot token, or run it with no arguments to check the current channel status and access policy.