How the conversation goes.

One sentence, in the channel you already use.

@Bond Move everyone in Lobby into the Event channel and set its status to Live now

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.

List members currently connected to voice channels in the Discord server.

list_voice_members

Move a member from their current voice channel to a different voice channel.

move_member_voice

Disconnect a member from their current voice channel.

disconnect_member_voice

List the Discord voice regions available to this server.

list_voice_regions

Set the short status text displayed for a voice channel.

set_voice_channel_status

Start a stage instance (live audio session) in a stage channel.

create_stage_instance

List all channels in the Discord server.

list_channels

Create a new channel in the Discord server.

create_channel

Delete a channel from the Discord server.

delete_channel

Create up to 20 channels of mixed types (text, voice, forum, media, stage, announcement) across existing categories in one call, returning real channel IDs.

bulk_create_channels

Edit a channel's settings in the Discord server.

edit_channel

Set the slowmode (rate limit) for a text channel.

set_slowmode

All voice tools All channels & categories tools

What people ask for next.

Set up a whole Discord server

Describe the server you want and Bond builds the categories, channels, roles and permissions to match, in one pass.

Reorganise channels and categories

Rename, regroup and reorder a messy channel list in one pass, including moving whole sets of channels under new categories.

Make a private or staff-only channel

Create a channel only certain roles can see, without opening the permissions tab and toggling twenty overwrites by hand.

Ask for it in one sentence.

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

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