Discord Agent

Murph can use the same channel-adapter model for Discord that it uses for Slack: watch selected channels, gather context, draft replies, apply policy, and keep a review trail.

When to use it

Use Murph for Discord when your team or community needs coverage during offline windows:

• monitor selected Discord channels while you are away
• draft answers from connected docs, tickets, GitHub, and notes
• queue replies that need human review
• keep a local audit trail of decisions

How it works

Configure Discord through setup, then start Murph locally:

murph setup
murph start

Murph only acts inside selected channels for an active handoff session. Policy still decides whether a draft can be sent, should be queued, or should be skipped.

What to configure

• Discord credentials
• watched channels
• AI provider keys
• policy profile
• context sources for grounded replies

See Channels, Configuration, and Integrations.

Limits

Slack is the most complete setup path today. Discord follows the same architecture, but you should verify channel behavior with murph doctor and a short test session before relying on it for production handoffs.