How the conversation goes.

One sentence, in the channel you already use.

What Bond does after the first message.

It reads the server first, so it reuses what you already have instead of building a second copy of it.

Create an automation that runs on an event or a schedule, saved only after a dry run passes.

create_flow

Update an existing automation flow: replace its code, or change its description or enabled state.

update_flow

List every automation in this server with its trigger, status, summary and how its last run went.

list_flows

Get one automation in full: what it does, what it is allowed to touch, and how its last few runs went.

get_flow

Delete an automation flow from this Discord server permanently; it stops running immediately and there is no undo.

delete_flow

Enable or disable an automation flow, keeping its configuration.

toggle_flow

Send a message to a channel or thread, optionally with components (buttons, select menus, modals) that make it an interactive panel members click.

send_message

Edit a message the bot already sent: its text, embeds, attachments or interactive components.

edit_message

Toggle whether Discord displays embeds and link previews on an existing message.

suppress_message_embeds

Forward an existing Discord message into another text-based channel.

forward_message

Delete one message from a Discord channel, given the channel and message ID.

delete_message

Delete many messages at once from a Discord channel (purge), far faster than one at a time.

bulk_delete_messages

Create Discord events, announce them, and keep them in sync when plans change.

Post on a schedule in any timezone, without keeping a tab open. Weekly summaries, daily reminders, event pings.

Write the message now, pick the date and time, and it posts itself once, in your timezone, or on a schedule that repeats.

Free to start. Bond never needs Administrator, and it names everything it is about to change before it changes it.