Discord integration
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Chat platform
For teams and communities that run on Discord — the same session verbs, native slash commands, zero context switching.
/kiantu slash commands in your Discord server plus bot DMs for notifications.
/kiantu slash commands with instant autocompleteLink once with a code, then every command is attributed to youWorks per-server — install where your team actually talks
What it does
- Inbound: slash-command interactions on an Ed25519-verified HTTP endpoint — no gateway connection, no message reading.
- Outbound: bot DMs for notifications.
- Discord does not expose member emails to bots, so account linking is an explicit, code-based ceremony.
Setup
- 1 In Kiantu, open Settings → Connectors → Chat integrations and click “Add to Discord” (admin/owner only).
- 2 Pick the server to install into and approve. Requested scopes: bot, applications.commands.
- 3 Each member runs /kiantu link in Discord, then enters the 8-character code in Kiantu → Settings → Connectors.
- 4 Type /kiantu help in the server to confirm.
Commands
/kiantu start intent:<text> start a work session /kiantu stop close your current session /kiantu pause · /kiantu resume pause / resume /kiantu status what’s running right now /kiantu assign teammate:@user title:<text> put an item on their plate /kiantu link mint the account-linking code Data & privacy
- The bot has no message-content access — only the commands addressed to it.
- Link codes are single-use and expire in 10 minutes.
- One Discord server maps to one Kiantu workspace.
Self-hosting
Server operators enable this integration with the following environment variables (workspace users on app.kiantu.com never need these):
DISCORD_APPLICATION_IDDISCORD_PUBLIC_KEYDISCORD_BOT_TOKENDISCORD_CLIENT_IDDISCORD_CLIENT_SECRET