discord

Discord message automation handles sending, editing, pinning, and reacting to messages, plus creating polls and posting stickers. You specify action names with scoped identifiers like guildId, channelId, or messageId to target the correct destination.

Yes, custom emoji and sticker uploads to a guild are supported. You provide a mediaUrl input pointing to a local file path or remote URL, and the workflow respects per-action input formats and entitlement-aware permissions for the target guild.

Discord moderation actions apply across channels and DMs by specifying the correct userId, channelId, or messageId. You can fetch channel, member, or role info, check bot permissions, and execute moderation tasks within your automated workflow.

Sending a Discord message requires the target channelId and the message content. For broader community coordination tasks like thread replies or status updates, you may also need the guildId, userId, or messageId depending on the specific action.

Yes, reading and searching recent messages is supported. You can retrieve recent messages from channels to collect votes, check status updates, or gather context before executing further interaction workflows like reactions or replies.

MediaUrl inputs for uploads support both local file paths and remote URLs, but you must respect per-action input formats and entitlement-aware permissions. Incorrectly scoped guild identifiers or unsupported media formats will cause the upload action to fail.