Add Discord setup documentation (#29)

- Create docs/discord-setup.md with full setup guide
- Update README to include Discord in channel list
- Add Discord to network architecture table
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# LettaBot
Your personal AI assistant that remembers everything across **Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp, and Signal**. Powered by the [Letta Code SDK](https://github.com/letta-ai/letta-code-sdk).
Your personal AI assistant that remembers everything across **Telegram, Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, and Signal**. Powered by the [Letta Code SDK](https://github.com/letta-ai/letta-code-sdk).
<img width="750" alt="lettabot-preview" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9f01b845-d5b0-447b-927d-ae15f9ec7511" />
## Features
- **Multi-Channel** - Chat seamlessly across Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp, and Signal
- **Multi-Channel** - Chat seamlessly across Telegram, Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, and Signal
- **Unified Memory** - Single agent remembers everything from all channels
- **Persistent Memory** - Agent remembers conversations across sessions (days/weeks/months)
- **Local Tool Execution** - Agent can read files, search code, run commands on your machine
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```
Telegram ──┐
├──→ ONE AGENT ──→ ONE CONVERSATION
Slack ─────┤ (memory) (chat history)
WhatsApp ──
Slack ─────┤
Discord ─────→ ONE AGENT ──→ ONE CONVERSATION
WhatsApp ──┤ (memory) (chat history)
Signal ────┘
```
- Start a conversation on Telegram
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|---------|-------|--------------|
| Telegram | [Setup Guide](docs/getting-started.md) | Bot token from @BotFather |
| Slack | [Setup Guide](docs/slack-setup.md) | Slack app with Socket Mode |
| Discord | [Setup Guide](docs/discord-setup.md) | Discord bot + Message Content Intent |
| WhatsApp | [Setup Guide](docs/whatsapp-setup.md) | Phone with WhatsApp |
| Signal | [Setup Guide](docs/signal-setup.md) | signal-cli + phone number |
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|---------|-----------------|---------------|
| Telegram | Long-polling (outbound HTTP) | None |
| Slack | Socket Mode (outbound WebSocket) | None |
| Discord | Gateway (outbound WebSocket) | None |
| WhatsApp | Outbound WebSocket via Baileys | None |
| Signal | Local daemon on 127.0.0.1 | None |
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- [Getting Started](docs/getting-started.md)
- [Slack Setup](docs/slack-setup.md)
- [Discord Setup](docs/discord-setup.md)
- [WhatsApp Setup](docs/whatsapp-setup.md)
- [Signal Setup](docs/signal-setup.md)

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# Discord Setup for LettaBot
This guide walks you through setting up Discord as a channel for LettaBot.
## Overview
LettaBot connects to Discord using a **Bot Application** with the Gateway API:
- No public URL required (uses WebSocket connection)
- Works behind firewalls
- Real-time bidirectional communication
## Prerequisites
- A Discord server where you have permission to add bots
- LettaBot installed and configured with at least `LETTA_API_KEY`
## Step 1: Create a Discord Application
1. Go to **https://discord.com/developers/applications**
2. Click **"New Application"**
3. Enter a name (e.g., `LettaBot`)
4. Click **"Create"**
## Step 2: Create the Bot
1. In the left sidebar, click **"Bot"**
2. Click **"Reset Token"** (or "Add Bot" if this is new)
3. **Copy the token** - this is your `DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN`
> **Important**: You can only see this token once. If you lose it, you'll need to reset it.
## Step 3: Enable Message Content Intent
This is required for the bot to read message content.
1. Still in the **"Bot"** section
2. Scroll down to **"Privileged Gateway Intents"**
3. Enable **"MESSAGE CONTENT INTENT"**
4. Click **"Save Changes"**
## Step 4: Generate Invite URL
1. In the left sidebar, go to **"OAuth2"** → **"URL Generator"**
2. Under **"Scopes"**, select:
- `bot`
3. Under **"Bot Permissions"**, select:
- `Send Messages`
- `Read Message History`
- `View Channels`
4. Copy the generated URL at the bottom
Or use this URL template (replace `YOUR_CLIENT_ID`):
```
https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID&permissions=68608&scope=bot
```
> **Tip**: Your Client ID is in **"General Information"** or in the URL when viewing your app.
## Step 5: Add Bot to Your Server
1. Open the invite URL from Step 4 in your browser
2. Select the server you want to add the bot to
3. Click **"Authorize"**
4. Complete the CAPTCHA if prompted
You should see `[Bot Name] has joined the server` in Discord.
## Step 6: Configure LettaBot
Run the onboarding wizard and select Discord:
```bash
lettabot onboard
```
Or add directly to your `lettabot.yaml`:
```yaml
channels:
discord:
enabled: true
token: "your-bot-token-here"
dmPolicy: pairing # or 'allowlist' or 'open'
```
## Step 7: Start LettaBot
```bash
lettabot server
```
You should see:
```
Registered channel: Discord
[Discord] Connecting...
[Discord] Bot logged in as YourBot#1234
[Discord] DM policy: pairing
```
## Step 8: Test the Integration
### In a Server Channel
1. Go to a text channel in your Discord server
2. Type `@YourBot hello!`
3. The bot should respond
### Direct Message
1. Right-click on the bot in the server member list
2. Click **"Message"**
3. Send a message: `Hello!`
4. The bot should respond (may require pairing approval first)
## Access Control
LettaBot supports three DM policies for Discord:
### Pairing (Recommended)
```yaml
dmPolicy: pairing
```
- New users receive a pairing code
- Approve with: `lettabot pairing approve discord <CODE>`
- Most secure for personal use
### Allowlist
```yaml
dmPolicy: allowlist
allowedUsers:
- "123456789012345678" # Discord user IDs
```
- Only specified users can interact
- Find user IDs: Enable Developer Mode in Discord settings, then right-click a user → "Copy User ID"
### Open
```yaml
dmPolicy: open
```
- Anyone can message the bot
- Not recommended for personal bots
## Adding Reactions
LettaBot can react to messages using the `lettabot-react` CLI:
```bash
# React to the most recent message
lettabot-react add --emoji ":eyes:"
# React to a specific message
lettabot-react add --emoji ":thumbsup:" --channel discord --chat 123456789 --message 987654321
```
## Troubleshooting
### Bot shows as offline
1. Make sure LettaBot is running (`lettabot server`)
2. Check for errors in the console
3. Verify your bot token is correct
### Bot doesn't respond to messages
1. **Check MESSAGE CONTENT INTENT** is enabled:
- Discord Developer Portal → Your App → Bot → Privileged Gateway Intents
- Toggle ON "MESSAGE CONTENT INTENT"
2. **Check bot has permissions** in the channel:
- Server Settings → Roles → Your Bot's Role
- Or check channel-specific permissions
3. **Check pairing status** if using pairing mode:
- New users need to be approved via `lettabot pairing list`
### "0 Servers" in Developer Portal
The bot hasn't been invited to any servers yet. Use the invite URL from Step 4.
### Bot can't DM users
Discord bots can only DM users who:
- Share a server with the bot, OR
- Have previously DM'd the bot
This is a Discord limitation, not a LettaBot issue.
### Rate limiting
If the bot stops responding temporarily, it may be rate-limited by Discord. Wait a few minutes and try again. Avoid sending many messages in quick succession.
## Security Notes
- **Bot tokens** should be kept secret - never commit them to git
- Use `dmPolicy: pairing` or `allowlist` in production
- The bot can only see messages in channels it has access to
- DMs are only visible between the bot and that specific user
## Cross-Channel Memory
Since LettaBot uses a single agent across all channels:
- Messages you send on Discord continue the same conversation as Telegram/Slack
- The agent remembers context from all channels
- You can start a conversation on Telegram and continue it on Discord
## Next Steps
- [Slack Setup](./slack-setup.md)
- [WhatsApp Setup](./whatsapp-setup.md)
- [Signal Setup](./signal-setup.md)