Run Discord with your AI agent

Not from Discord itself, as far as we know (October 2026). The Discord MCP servers on GitHub and in MCP directories are third-party projects that run through a Discord bot: you create the bot, keep its token and usually host the server yourself, and the bot reads and sends messages in your server.

The OmniSocials MCP server is hosted at https://mcp.omnisocials.com and made for publishing. It schedules messages, polls, link buttons and forum posts to your channel through the channel’s webhook, with nothing to create or host, and the same tools post to your other channels too.

Yes. Once your Discord channel is connected in OmniSocials and the MCP server is added to Claude, ask in plain words. Claude schedules the message, poll or forum post with the Discord options, or posts it right away, and gets its link once it’s out. ChatGPT, Cursor and other MCP clients work the same way.

No. OmniSocials posts through an incoming webhook of your channel, so there is no bot to create, add or host, and no token that runs out. In OmniSocials, open Channels and pick Discord. Continue with Discord opens Discord’s own screen, where you choose your server and a text channel. You need the Manage Server permission in that server. Or paste the URL of a webhook you made in Discord.

Your posts show the webhook’s name and picture as the sender. Change them in Discord, in the webhook’s settings.

No. A webhook only posts to its channel: your agent doesn’t read the messages, members or other channels of your server, and doesn’t reply, moderate or send DMs. Discord isn’t in the Social Inbox.

OmniSocials only reads back the messages it sent, for their reactions and a poll’s votes. Discord gives a webhook no views, reach or member count, so your agent compares your posts by their reactions.

No, not unless you ask. Mentions are off by default: @everyone, @here, roles and people in the text show as text and notify nobody, so a scheduled post never pings your whole server by accident. Your agent switches pings on for a post only when you ask it to. To skip the push notification as well, ask for a silent post.

Yes. The post text is the question, up to 300 characters, with 2 to 10 answers of up to 55 characters. Your agent keeps the poll open from 1 hour to 32 days (24 hours unless you say otherwise) and allows one answer or several per person. A poll goes out without media or link buttons. The votes per answer show on the post’s page in OmniSocials and in the REST API.

Yes. Your agent gives the post a title of up to 100 characters, and the message opens a new post in your forum or media channel, where Discord needs a title. In a text or announcement channel, the post goes out without one.

Each workspace connects one Discord channel. To post to another channel, connect it in a second workspace: your agent switches between your workspaces and posts to each one.

Your agent can change drafts and scheduled posts, but a sent Discord message can’t be edited from OmniSocials. Delete from Discord on the post’s page in OmniSocials removes the message at any time; after you reconnect with a new webhook, delete older messages in Discord itself.

When your agent deletes a post, it’s removed from OmniSocials only, and the message stays in Discord.

Yes. Your agent only works through your OmniSocials workspace and the one channel you connected, and never sees a Discord login or your webhook’s URL. Pings stay off unless you ask for them. Send its posts through an approval workflow and nothing goes out before a teammate or client approves it, or ask it to save drafts for you to check.

It needs an active OmniSocials plan or the 14-day free trial; without one, the server turns the connection down. The trial needs a card to start.

Discord and the MCP server come with the one plan, like every other channel and feature, with no credits per post: $10 per seat per month billed annually, or $12 billed monthly.

Connect your Discord channel in OmniSocials first. In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors, click Add, choose Add custom connector and paste https://mcp.omnisocials.com. In ChatGPT, add the same URL as a custom MCP server under Plugins; in Cursor, put it in ~/.cursor/mcp.json. Each one sends you to OmniSocials to sign in and pick a workspace.