How the conversation goes.

One sentence, in the channel you already use.

What Bond does after the first message.

It reads the server first, so it reuses what you already have instead of building a second copy of it.

Send a message to a specific text channel in the Discord server.

send_message

Edit a message that was sent by the bot.

edit_message

Toggle whether Discord displays embeds and link previews on an existing message.

suppress_message_embeds

Forward an existing Discord message into another text-based channel.

forward_message

Delete a specific message from a Discord channel.

delete_message

Delete multiple messages at once from a Discord channel (purge).

bulk_delete_messages

Kick a member from the Discord server.

kick_member

Ban a member from the Discord server.

ban_member

Unban a user from the Discord server, allowing them to rejoin with an invite.

unban_member

Apply a timeout to a member, preventing them from sending messages, adding reactions, or joining voice channels for a specified duration.

timeout_member

Remove an active timeout from a member, allowing them to participate in the server again immediately.

remove_timeout

List all users who are banned from the Discord server.

list_bans

Timeouts, bans and cleanup driven by rules you describe in words, with every action checked against your real Discord permissions.

Set up Discord's native AutoMod by describing the rule you want: blocked words, invite links, spam and mention floods.

Keep a bot-commands or memes channel from growing forever by clearing it out on a schedule.

Free to start. Bond never needs Administrator, and it names everything it is about to change before it changes it.