Add a verification gate: new members only see #verify and #rules until they press Verify, then they get the Verified role and the rest of the server.
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See howThe AI Discord agent that does the work
Bond is an AI Discord bot that sets up and runs your server from plain English. It is an agent, not a chat bot. Mention @Bond with what you want and it reads the server, plans the steps and asks for your yes on the changes that need one. Then it makes them and tells you what changed.
Recorded 28 Sept 2026 on a test server · build b52c075
A verification gate, from the request to the check.
A real run, recorded on a test server. Bond asked a question, showed a plan and built the gate. Then it was asked to check its own work.
@Bond Add a verification gate: new members only see #verify and #rules until they press Verify, then they get the Verified role and the rest of the server.
In #verify, afterwards
BondAPP28 Sept 2026
Press Verify to get access to the rest of the server.
Verify
BondAPP28 Sept 2026
You are verified. Welcome in!
Only you can see thisDismiss message
What Verify gives, and who sees what
- Pressing VerifyGives the Verified role
- New memberSees only #rules and #verify
- With the Verified roleSees everything members saw before the gate
- New channel#verify
What Bond asked before it acted
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you28 Sept 2026
@Bond Add a verification gate: new members only see #verify and #rules until they press Verify, then they get the Verified role and the rest of the server.
BondAPP28 Sept 2026
Keep current members verifiedRequire everyone to verifyOther
BondAPP28 Sept 2026
Build itChange somethingCancel
After the plan, Bond asked 3 more times, once for each step. The recording approved each one.
What Bond did
Verification gate is installed and access-checked. Unverified members can see #verify and #rules; they cannot see #general, the General voice channel, #admin-chat, or the two categories. Verified members can see all seven existing and new channels.
Members press Verify in #verify to receive the Verified role. Existing members will need to verify too; no one was automatically given the role. The access check passed with no violations or unchecked channels.
Check it: someone without the Verified role should see only #verify and #rules, and someone with it should see the rest of the server.
Verified: the check covered all 7 channels and passed with no violations or unchecked channels.
- Without Verified (@everyone): can see only #verify and #rules. The General voice channel is also hidden; the other hidden areas are #general, #admin-chat, and the Text Channels and Voice Channels categories.
- With Verified: can see all 7 channels, including #general, #admin-chat, #verify, #rules, and the General voice channel.
Light tier · 2 messages · 73 seconds · 148K tokens
Recorded on a Bond test server on the Light tier, the tier every free plan runs on. Server, channel and member IDs are placeholders, the test bot is shown as Bond, and the steps where Bond loads its own tools or pages through a long result are left out. The test server has no plan limits, so the plan limits a step reports are left out. The Always allow line on each approval card is reworded in plain words.
How to make a verification system in Discord, with every approval from this runMore recorded runs: tickets, welcome messages, private channelsA chat bot answers. An agent acts.
An AI chat bot replies in a channel and changes nothing. An agent holds tools, so the same sentence ends with the work done.
Set up tickets
An AI chat bot · Explains how to set up a ticket bot.
Bond · Installs the panel, a private thread for each ticket and a staff log, after you approve.
Who can see #staff?
An AI chat bot · Answers from general knowledge, not from your server's permissions.
Bond · Reads the channel's permissions and names who can see it.
Delete the old event channels
An AI chat bot · Has nothing to delete with. It only writes text.
Bond · Asks first, naming each channel, then deletes the ones you confirm.
Nothing, a week later
An AI chat bot · Waits for your next question.
Bond · What it built keeps working: the panel, the slash command, the scheduled post.
Bond answers questions about your server too. It does not stop at the answer.
What makes a Discord bot agenticWhat the agent can do, by the tools it holds.
205 tools in 19 groups, and Bond picks the ones a request needs. Every tool works on the free plan.
Channels and categories · create, move, rename, convert
15 tools
Roles and permissions · who can see and do what, with undo
16 tools
Moderation · timeouts, kicks and bans
10 tools
Messages · post, pin, search, bulk delete, polls
26 tools
Automations · flows on an event or a schedule, AutoMod rules
11 tools
Custom slash commands · built and registered for you
6 tools
Plugins · tickets, verification, welcome, giveaways
7 tools
What keeps an agent safe to invite.
No Administrator
Bond's invite leaves Administrator out, so a channel hidden from Bond's role stays hidden from Bond.
Your permissions, not its own
Each change is checked against what you can do in Discord, at your role position. Bond will not do for you what you could not do yourself.
A yes that names the target
A delete, or opening a channel to everyone, waits for your yes on the exact channel, category or role.
Installing a plugin or an automation takes Administrator from you, the person asking, because it keeps acting after you leave. Bond's own invite never asks for it.
The same tools, from your AI app.
Bond runs an MCP server. An AI app that takes MCP servers, such as Claude, can read and change your Discord server through Bond after you sign in with Discord, under the same permission checks.
Questions people ask.
What is an AI Discord agent?
A Discord bot that runs on a language model and holds tools, so it can change the server and not only talk about it. You describe the result, and it reads the server, picks the steps, asks for your yes on the changes that need one, then does the work. Bond is one.
How is an AI agent different from an AI Discord bot?
AI Discord bot covers several kinds: bots that chat or answer questions, server builders, and agents. An agent is the kind that acts: it creates channels, sets permissions, installs tickets and builds automations. Bond is an AI Discord bot of the agent kind.
Is the agent free to use?
Yes, to start. A free account runs the same agent with every tool, on 1M tokens a week. Plans add tokens, not tools.
Does the agent need Administrator?
No. The invite asks for the permissions Bond's tools use and leaves Administrator out. An agent with Administrator could go around channel permissions, and Bond cannot.
Does it keep working when I am not there?
What it builds does. Automations run on an event or a schedule, panels answer button presses, and custom slash commands work for members who never mention Bond.
Can I use it from Claude or ChatGPT?
From Claude, yes: add Bond's MCP server at https://mcp.bondbot.gg/mcp as a custom connector and sign in with Discord. ChatGPT takes custom MCP servers in developer mode, which not every plan or workspace has.
Where to go next.
AI Discord server builder
Describe a server in one message. Bond builds it, then stays.
The best AI Discord bots in 2026, by job
Agents, builders, support bots and module bots, and which to pick.
How to make a ticket system in Discord
A panel, a private thread for each ticket and a staff log.
How to automate a Discord server
What to hand to a flow, and what to keep doing by hand.
Say what you want done.
Free to start. Bond shows you what it is about to change before it changes it.