configure

To securely save a Discord bot token, this Skill writes the token to a local .env file and enforces chmod 600 file permissions. This restricts read and write access to the file owner, preventing unauthorized users from reading the credentials.

Pairing codes provide temporary access for users joining a Discord bot, while an allowlist provides durable, permanent access to approved users. This Skill reads the access.json policy to report current membership and guides switching from temporary pairing to a locked-down allowlist.

To check who can reach your Discord bot, this Skill reads the access.json policy file and reports the current token status. It displays who is currently allowed and lists any pending pairing codes waiting for approval.

Yes, you can update a Discord bot token without overwriting existing environment variables. This Skill modifies only the DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN key in the local .env file, preserving other existing keys within the credential configuration.

Before configuring a Discord channel, you need to create the ~/.claude/channels/discord directory and obtain a valid DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN. This Skill then writes the token to the .env file and generates concrete next actions based on the policy state.

Switching from temporary pairing to a durable allowlist locks down Discord access safely by permanently restricting bot interactions to explicitly approved users. This Skill proactively guides this transition by evaluating current membership and pending codes.