Discord elements

1059 things you can build with, in plain words. Each page says what it does, what people call it, an example and the plan it needs.

1059 matches, page 1 of 18.

• A member's variablesEverything flows saved for one member (their variables and inventory), for a /my-data command.
• Accept applicationAccept the application this review post is for. Only its reviewers can. After it, the member of the flow is the applicant, so Give role or Send DM goes to them.
• Account ageHow old their Discord account is.
• Active membersHow many members posted at least once in the last few days, and their share of everyone.
• AddA + B.
• Add a forum tagAdd a tag to a forum (up to 20), with an emoji if you like.
• Add a labelPut a private label on a member or any key (a ticket, a thread): VIP, watch, vegan, priority-high. Labels are not roles, nobody sees them in Discord.
• Add a Notion pageAdd a page to a Notion database, with a title and some text, through your own Notion integration.
• Add a row to a Google SheetAdd a row to the bottom of a Google Sheet through a small Apps Script web app (Extensions > Apps Script: function doPost(e){SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet().appendRow(JSON.parse(e.postData.contents).row)} — deploy as a web app anyone can use).
• Add a staff noteKeep a private note about a member (or any key, like a ticket), with who wrote it and when.
• Add a stickerAdd a custom sticker to the server from a picture link.
• Add a Trello cardAdd a card to a Trello list, like a suggestion or a bug.
• Add an emojiAdd a custom emoji from a picture link, or copy one from another server's emoji.
• Add answer to formKeep an answer in a form record: the member's newest one (a new one if they have none open), or a record by number.
• Add onboarding questionAsk new members a question in Discord's onboarding, with a role for each answer.
• Add soundboard soundUpload a short sound to the server's soundboard from a link.
• Add timeMove a moment forward or back by some minutes, days, months...
• Add to a counterAdd to a named counter (or take away with a negative number), for the whole server or for each member. Warnings, wins, messages, anything you count.
• Add to a leaderboardGive a member points on a named leaderboard and see how far they climbed. Weekly points, trivia scores, event wins.
• Add to a row valueAdd to a number in a row, safely when two happen at once, like a member's warnings.
• Add to listA list with one more item.
• Add to number in objectAdd to a number kept in a JSON object, like a win count.
• Add to threadAdd a member, or everyone with a role, to a thread so they can see it. Reverse keeps only them.
• Add to ticketLet someone else see and talk in the ticket. Works inside a ticket, for its staff.
• Add up a valueThe total, count and average of one value across a table's rows.
• Add up timesAdd up lengths of time like 1h 30m, 45 min, 2:15:00 to one total.
• Add working daysMove a moment forward by working days, skipping weekends and holidays.
• Age from birthdayHow old someone is from their birthday, and how long until the next one.
• Age-restrict a channelMark a channel age-restricted, or clear it.
• AI check a messageHave the AI read a text against your rules and say whether it breaks one. It flags; your flow decides.
• AI check the answersAn AI reads a record's answers against what you're looking for and gives a score, a short verdict and a route: review (a person decides), or accept or deny only when you set a score for it. The check is kept on the record and shown on its card.
• AI conversationTalk with the AI and let it remember the last few messages of the conversation, per channel or per member.
• AI imageMake a picture from a prompt with AI.
• AI pull out detailsHave the AI find some details in a text and give them as an object (JSON text) for Get from object.
• AI replyAsk the AI something and use its answer.
• AI sort into a categoryHave the AI pick which of your categories a text belongs to.
• AI summary of a channelRead a channel's recent messages and have the AI sum them up.
• AI translateTranslate a text into another language with the AI.
• Alarms that are dueThe alarms whose time has come, oldest first. Take them off the list so each fires once.
• Align linesLine up each line to the left, middle or right of a width, for a code block.
• All settingsEvery setting this server has saved, one per line, for a /settings view command.
• Anagram checkWhether two texts use exactly the same letters, for word games and verification riddles.
• AndTrue when A and B are both true.
• Answer a deadlineMark that the thing was answered and say whether it was in time.
• Anti-nuke guardCount a staff action and, past the limit, strip their staff roles or quarantine them and post an alert. Never touches the owner, the bot or anyone trusted.
• Anti-nuke trusted listWho is on the anti-nuke trusted list, as text.
• Application answerRead one answer of an application, by its question's key.
• Application infoRead an application: its number, form, status, who sent it, who decided and every answer.
• Archive channelLock a channel for everyone, rename it and move it to an archive category, in one step.
• Archive or lock threadArchive, unarchive, lock or unlock a thread.
• AskAsk a question and wait for the answer.
• Ask a questionAsk one question and wait for an answer that fits: text that matches a pattern, a number in range, one of some choices, yes or no, a file, a member, a role, a channel or a date. Asked again when it doesn't fit.
• Ask follow-upAsk the applicant a question in their DMs. Their answer is posted under the review post. After it, the member of the flow is the applicant, so Give role or Send DM goes to them.
• Ask follow-up (reviewer types it)A form pops up for the reviewer to type a question, then it goes to the applicant's DMs. Put it on the review post's Ask a question button.
• Attached filesThe files on a message: how many, which are pictures or videos, their names and links, and whether any could run a program.
• AutoMod rule infoOne AutoMod rule: what it catches, what it does, and who it leaves alone.
• AutoMod rulesThe server's Discord AutoMod rules, with whether each is on.
• AutoMod: add or remove allowed wordsKeep a list of words a rule always lets through, even when they would match, like a name that contains a blocked word.
• AutoMod: add or remove patternsAdd regex patterns to a word rule (like invite links), or take some off, without touching its words.
• AutoMod: add or remove wordsAdd words to an AutoMod word rule, or take some off, without retyping the rest.

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