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.

Create an automation flow using the V3 DSL (Domain Specific Language).

create_flow

Update an existing automation flow.

update_flow

List all automation flows configured for this Discord server.

list_flows

Get detailed information about a specific automation flow including its DSL source code, trigger, and recent execution history.

get_flow

Delete an automation flow from this Discord server.

delete_flow

Enable or disable an automation flow.

toggle_flow

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

Give every new member a role the moment they arrive, without setting up a reaction-role board or wiring a flowchart.

Greet new members by name in the channel you choose, with the wording you want. You describe it once, in plain English.

Keep new arrivals out of the main server until they confirm they are human, using a verify channel, a role, and Discord's own verification level.

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