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Discord Rawrbot supports two install modes — server install (classic bot) and user install. Server install adds the bot to a specific guild, making it available to all members of that server. User install lets you add the bot to your own Discord account so that supported commands work anywhere on Discord, including DMs and group chats, without the bot needing to be a member of the server.

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Server Install

Server install is the traditional method of adding a bot to Discord. The bot joins your guild and its slash commands become available to all members. You must have the Manage Server permission on the target server to complete this flow.
1

Open the invite link

Click the invite link below (or run /invite from the bot in any context where you already have access):https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=1118629362368008283&permissions=2147486720&scope=bot&permissions=2147486720&scope=messages.read%20bot
2

Select your server

In the authorization dialog, choose the server you want to add the bot to from the dropdown menu.
3

Review and authorize permissions

Discord will display the list of permissions the bot is requesting. Review them and click Authorize to proceed.
4

Complete the CAPTCHA

If Discord prompts you with a CAPTCHA, complete it to finish the authorization.
5

Verify the bot is online

Head to your server and run /ping. The bot will respond with its current latency, confirming it is online and ready.
The permissions value 2147486720 in the invite URL grants the bot the minimum set of permissions needed to operate all of its features. See the Permissions guide for a full breakdown of what each permission is used for.

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User Install

User install lets individual users add Rawrbot directly to their Discord account rather than to a specific server. Once installed this way, commands that support user install work in any Discord context — DMs, group DMs, and servers where the bot has not been added as a server bot.
Not all commands support user install. Moderation commands such as /mute, /deafen, /timeout, /ban_list, /move_user, and /move_voicechannel only work in servers where the bot is installed as a server bot, because they require guild members and voice channel objects to function. Commands like /ping, /hello, /invite, /pop, /convertsonglink, /searchspotify, /translate, and /upload work fully with user install.
1

Open the invite link

Visit the same invite URL:https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=1118629362368008283&permissions=2147486720&scope=bot&permissions=2147486720&scope=messages.read%20bot
2

Choose to install to your account

Instead of selecting a server from the dropdown, look for the “Add to my apps” or “Install to your account” option and select it.
3

Authorize the bot

Click Authorize to complete the installation. No server permission is required for this flow.
After completing user install, supported commands will be available to you in any Discord context — including DMs with friends, group DMs, and servers you visit — without the bot needing to be added to those servers.

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After Adding

Once the bot has been added, a few things happen automatically:
  • The bot’s status shows as Idle with the activity “Listening to your commands”, set in on_ready via discord.ActivityType.listening.
  • Slash commands are registered with Discord and typically appear in the / menu immediately. In rare cases it can take a few minutes for Discord to propagate them to all clients.
  • Run /ping at any time to confirm the bot is online. The response includes both WebSocket latency and message round-trip latency.

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