Automate with bots
Welcome members, handle commands, connect services and create workflows around community activity.
For developers
Automate a community and connect services through APIs, webhooks and bots. The plugin runtime and marketplace are experimental, disabled by default and not open to third-party distribution.

Welcome members, handle commands, connect services and create workflows around community activity.
Send useful information into a channel from a website, stream, CI pipeline or monitoring tool.
Follow the sandbox and governance work; third-party distribution is intentionally closed in V1.
Developer possibilities
From a notification posted by a webhook to a complete realtime bot, choose the integration level that fits your project and expand it as your needs grow.
Create an application, generate a bot token and add commands, interactions and automations to your communities.
Post alerts, releases, stream notifications or updates from your own services without running a permanent bot.
React to messages, presence, typing, membership and moderation events through the WebSocket gateway and declared intents.
Work with communities, channels, messages, members, roles, invites, media and search through the HTTPS API.
A sandboxed prototype exists, but publishing and installation remain closed until the governance checklist is complete.
Manage applications, rotate bot tokens, generate invite links, define commands and inspect API activity.
Start with a simple webhook, then move to a bot when your integration needs events or interactions. Do not depend on the experimental plugin contract for V1.
curl -X POST https://your-node.example/api/v1/webhooks/WEBHOOK_ID/WEBHOOK_TOKEN \-H "Content-Type: application/json" \-d '{"content":"Deployment completed"}'
An incoming webhook is the quickest way to connect an existing service. When you need to receive events or respond to commands, create a bot application.
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Create applications, configure bots and commands, generate invitation links and review their API activity.
Predictable REST resources, typed realtime events and a consistent error format make integrations easier to maintain.
Contributors can inspect the isolated-iframe prototype; it is disabled by default and not a V1 extension contract.
Read the server, web client and supported bot/webhook contracts to understand the available behaviours and follow their evolution.
Connect a website, creative tool, live stream, support system or deployment pipeline to the channels where the community is already active.
Use commands, callbacks and realtime events for games, moderation helpers, collaborative tools or custom community workflows.
Help complete permissions, review, revocation and browser certification before any third-party plugin workflow opens.
Start with a webhook or build a realtime bot. The plugin platform remains an experimental, closed prototype.