Trust & security

Permissions explained

dzbanek-bot asks only for what it needs — not Administrator. Here’s exactly why each permission appears on the invite screen.

Permission Used for Why it matters
View Channel Music, news, deals Required to see text/voice channels where the bot posts or joins.
Send Messages Replies & digests Slash command replies, now-playing embeds, RSS posts, deal digests.
Embed Links Rich embeds Discord embeds for tracks, news articles, Steam/Epic deals.
Manage Messages Channel cleanup Deletes the bot’s own previous digest message before posting a new Steam or Epic update so channels stay tidy — not for moderating your members.
Connect Music Join the voice channel you are in for /play.
Speak Music Play audio in voice channels.

Interactive

Permissions calculator

Toggle feature packs to build a custom invite. Core text permissions stay on — the bot always needs to see channels, reply, and post embeds. Music-only servers can turn off Manage Messages if they never use digests.

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    Invite URL

    Open invite

    OAuth scopes

    • bot — add the bot user
    • applications.commands — slash commands

    What we don’t ask for

    • Administrator
    • Ban / Kick members
    • Read message history content intent
    • Manage roles or server
    Invite with selected permissions Privacy Policy