Help.Discord music bot help and FAQ

Join a voice channel in Discord first; the player switches to that server automatically. Then play a playlist from your library or a track from Discover. The bot joins your channel and starts playing.

Most likely no command channel has been set yet, or you're typing in another channel. The bot only runs commands in the command channel; someone who manages the server must pick one with /setchannel first. /help and /ping work in any channel and tell you if no channel is set.

No Administrator needed. Connect and Speak for music; View Channels, Send Messages, Embed Links, Read Message History and Manage Messages for messages. Depending on the features you use: Manage Roles for auto roles and role menus, Moderate Members for timeouts, Manage Server for the profanity filter, Create Private Threads, Send Messages in Threads and Manage Threads for support tickets, Manage Channels for temporary voice and counter channels (plus Move Members for temporary voice), Manage Roles for level reward and shop roles, and Change Nickname for the bot appearance nickname.

Make sure you're in the same voice channel as the bot and it has Connect and Speak permissions there. Check the volume with /volume, and that you haven't muted the bot on your side in Discord.

Press the queue button in the player at the bottom. Drag songs to reorder them, remove them or shuffle the queue. In Discord, /queue, /remove and /shuffle do the same.

When the queue is about to end, songs similar to the current one are added automatically so the music keeps going. Turn it on or off in Settings or with /suggest in Discord.

YouTube, YouTube Music and Spotify links (tracks, playlists, albums) work. If you type a song name instead of a link, it's searched on YouTube and the first result plays; you can also pick from the suggestions while typing /play. A playlist link adds the whole playlist to the queue.

With /filter you pick 8D Audio, Bass Boost, Nightcore or Vaporwave; one effect runs at a time and choosing a new one replaces the old. Server admins can turn effects off and set the default and maximum volume in Server settings > Volume & effects.

If others are listening, non-DJs can't skip on their own; pressing Skip counts as a vote. The song is skipped once more than half of the people in the voice channel want to (bots don't count). DJs and members with Manage Server skip right away. It can be turned off in Server settings > Queue rules.

Yes. In Server settings > Volume & effects, pick the button style: Classic (colored text buttons), Icons (custom Rezaletbot icons) or Extended (a second row with shuffle, volume down / up, queue and lyrics). The cover can sit on the right, at the bottom or be hidden, and you can also set the artist and length, the next song and the side line color (green, orange, the cover's color or none). Changes show up from the next song.

No. When the queue ends or the channel empties, it waits a short while and then leaves; playing something new in the meantime keeps it there. It doesn't leave while loop is on and people are listening.

Type /karaoke while in a voice channel. A Discord activity opens in the channel; the lyrics move line by line with the song and everyone in the channel sees the same line. Once karaoke has been opened, a Karaoke button also appears on the now-playing card.

Use the − / + buttons on the karaoke screen to shift the lyrics in half-second steps, up to 10 seconds. The setting is saved for that song, and next time it starts from the middle of everyone's adjustments. Recordings with a video intro drift more often.

Lyrics come from YouTube Music (Musixmatch, LyricFind) and LRCLIB. If no timed lyrics are found, plain lyrics scroll roughly with the song's length and a note on screen says so. A song with no lyrics at all is searched again after a few days.

To keep the channel tidy: lyrics for the current song are removed when the song ends, and lyrics for a song you looked up are removed 5 minutes after the last page turn. Only the person who ran the command can turn the pages.

Press “New playlist” in My library and give it a name. Add tracks you find in Discover with “Add”.

Yes. Paste a YouTube, YouTube Music or Spotify playlist link into Import. A Spotify profile or YouTube channel link imports all of its public playlists at once.

Type /playlist while in a voice channel: your playlists and saved songs show up in a menu and the one you pick starts playing. You can also type its name (/playlist list: ...).

Yes. Your playlists and saved songs are stored with your Discord account, so you see the same ones on any device.

Songs you save with /savesong in Discord are collected in the “Saved songs” card in My library.

Members with the role you pick in Server settings > General are treated like those with Manage Server: queue rules and rate limits don't apply, they never get violations or penalties, and chat protection and auto moderation (Discord AutoMod rules included) skip them. If no staff role is set in Support, this role also sees and answers tickets. It grants no extra bot command powers; /block still needs Manage Server.

While others are listening in the voice channel, only DJs can skip, stop, shuffle or clear the queue. Members with Manage Server always count as DJs; anyone listening alone can do everything. Pick the DJ role and which actions are open to everyone in Server settings > Command permissions.

The bot only works in the command channel; no command can be used until one is set. Pick a “Command channel” in Server settings or use /setchannel in Discord. Messages that aren't commands are deleted there and the author is warned; the bot needs Manage Messages in that channel for this.

Only servers where you have Manage Server permission and the bot is present are listed. If the bot isn't in your server, add it first.

Yes. In Server settings > Setup wizard, pick a ready-made template (gaming community, streamer, friends and music, project or support server, study group) or choose “Ask me” and answer a few questions. Rezaletbot creates roles in order of authority, categories, channels and their permissions, together with welcome, role menu, moderation and support settings. You see all of it first and drop anything you don't want.

Only the server owner and members with Administrator: because the wizard creates roles and channels, Manage Server isn't enough. The bot's role needs Manage Roles and Manage Channels (plus Manage Server for the language picker); the wizard checks this before it starts and names any missing permission.

Server settings > Statistics shows, for 7, 30 or 90 days: plays and the change from the previous period, listening time, listeners, a daily plays chart, a heatmap of the days and hours people listen, the most played songs, the most active listeners, members joining and leaving, and first-reply and close times for support tickets. Only people with Manage Server can see it. Listening time and join/leave counts started on 21 October 2026; for joins and leaves only the numbers are kept, not who.

Turn it on in Server settings > Chat protection; one setting covers Turkish and English profanity together. Discord's own AutoMod blocks plain profanity before it's sent, even while the bot is offline. The bot catches and removes tricks like f*ck, sh1t, a$$, a.s.s or "f u c k" and counts them as violations (it reads message content for this and stores none of it; edited messages are checked too). You can add your own words and exceptions to the built-in list. The bot needs Manage Server to set up the rule and Manage Messages to remove tricked messages; it leaves people with Manage Messages and the moderator role alone, and the filter doesn't run in the exempt channels set in Auto moderation. To apply it to song titles too, turn on “Also apply the profanity list to song titles” in Music > Queue rules.

In Server settings > Warnings & penalties, violations are counted over the window you choose (7 days by default): tripping the profanity filter or auto moderation (invites, links, mass mentions, spam, all caps, fast messages), adding or skipping songs too fast, or trying to play a banned song. You set up to 5 steps; each can be a warning (sent by DM), a timeout or a bot block. Timeouts need the Moderate Members permission and the bot's role above the member's. Members with Manage Server and the moderator role are never penalized. The moderation log channel, where penalties and blocks are posted, is set in the same section.

With /block or in Server settings > Blocked: 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week, 30 days or permanently. The member isn't kicked; they just can't use the bot (commands, buttons, website) in this server. The block only applies in this server. The server owner, admins and bots can't be blocked.

Turn on "Block Discord invites" and "Block links" in Server settings > Auto moderation. Both run on Discord's own AutoMod: messages are blocked before they're sent, even while the bot is offline. With link blocking, the domains you allow (e.g. youtube.com, spotify.com; tenor.com for GIFs) and their subdomains still go through. The same section has a mass-mention limit and Discord's spam detection. All rules start off in every server; the bot needs Manage Server. None of them apply in the channels on the exempt list.

The bot enforces both itself (Server settings > Auto moderation). All caps: messages with at least 12 letters where more than 70% are capitals are removed; mentions, emojis and links don't count. Fast messages: if someone sends more than your limit (3-20) within 5 seconds, the extra messages are removed and one burst counts as one violation. The sender gets a short warning that disappears after a few seconds. The bot only reads message content while these rules (or chat protection's trick detection) are on and stores none of it. People with Manage Messages or Manage Server and the moderator role are exempt; the bot needs Manage Messages in the channel.

Anti-Nuke stops a compromised or rogue staff member or bot from wrecking the server in a short time. Turn it on in Server settings > Protection (in the Moderation group). The bot watches the audit log live; if someone crosses a limit within your window (30 s by default), for example deleting 3 channels or roles, banning 3 people, kicking 5, granting dangerous permissions twice, or adding 3 webhooks or 2 bots, it removes their roles with dangerous permissions (or kicks or bans them if you prefer). Bots they added are kicked and their webhooks deleted; an alert goes to the moderation log channel and to the server owner by DM. Each limit is 0–50, and 0 stops watching that action. The server owner and anyone on the trusted roles / users list are never counted. It doesn't work without the View Audit Log permission, and the bot's role must be above the people it should stop. Deleted channels and roles aren't restored.

Turn on Anti-Raid in Server settings > Protection. If the number of members you set joins within your window (10 in 10 s by default), it's a raid: welcome messages pause and an alert goes to the moderation log channel. With the "Lock" response, the bot switches on Discord's invite pause for the time you choose (30 min by default, 24 hours at most; Discord lifts it when time runs out); "Alert only" just lets you know, and "Start panic mode" turns on panic mode with the settings in the Panic mode tab. Members who join during the raid can get a 6-hour timeout, a kick or a ban if you want. A summary is posted once things calm down. Use /protection lock to pause invites by hand, /protection unlock to resume them and /protection status to check; these commands need Manage Server.

Enter a number of days for the new account filter in Server settings > Protection > Join gate (0 is off, up to 365). When someone with a younger account joins, they're either timed out until the account reaches that age (28 days at most, Discord's limit) or kicked right away. The filter works independently of raid protection; the bot needs Timeout Members or Kick Members. Genuinely new accounts can get caught too, so 1–7 days is enough for most servers.

It locks the server in one click during an attack: invites (and DMs between members, if you want) pause, sending is turned off or slowed in public channels and the verification level goes to High; people joining meanwhile are timed out, kicked or banned. Set it up in Server settings > Protection > Panic mode; start it with the button there or /protection panic and end it with /protection panic-end. It can also start by itself on a raid or when Anti-Nuke stops someone. When time runs out (30 min by default) every channel goes back exactly as it was, even if the bot restarted in between.

New accounts that match the rules you turn on in Server settings > Protection > Join gate: names with an invite or link, names matching your blocked patterns (like *nitro*, look-alike letters and digit tricks included), optionally accounts without a profile picture, and groups of accounts joining together that were created around the same time or have similar names. Caught accounts are timed out for a day, kicked or banned. Turn on observe mode first to see who would be caught in the alert channel without touching anyone.

Each message adds heat to its author and heat cools every 10 seconds. Fast typing, repeating the same message, mentions, links, files and emoji floods add more, and new accounts count 1.5x. At 60% of the limit the member gets a "slow down" warning; at the limit your action (warn, timeout, kick, ban) applies, their recent messages are deleted and they're told why. With channel heat on, a channel where many people speed up at once gets 5 minutes of slowmode. Moderators, people with Manage Messages and the exempt channels from auto moderation aren't affected. Or pick "Count a violation": the heat system records a violation instead of punishing, and the penalty comes from the steps in Warnings and penalties. Server settings > Protection > Heat system.

Create a verification role and set channel permissions so @everyone sees only the verification channel and the verification role sees the rest. In Server settings > Protection > Verification pick the role, the channel and the method (a button, typing the code from a picture, or a Cloudflare check on the website), save and press "Send message". A verified member gets the role and the welcome auto-roles. Optionally, anyone who doesn't verify within your time gets a short DM and is kicked. The bot's role must be above the verification role.

It's a 0-100 score given to an account joining the server (higher = safer). An ordinary account with no records gets about 85; only negative records lower it: protection actions, moderator bans or kicks, or violations in the last 30 days in other servers Rezaletbot is in, or a Rezaletbot-wide ban. A very new account lowers it a little and being genuinely active in other servers raises it a little. If you set a limit in Server settings > Protection > Join gate, anyone joining below it is timed out, kicked or banned, after a short DM telling them why. The score only uses counts: no message content is read and no server names are shown. Check a member's score with /protection trust.

Instead of one spam limit for everyone it adjusts per member: the limit stretches up to 1.5x for long-time members with many messages and no violations, and tightens down to 0.6x for newcomers or recently warned members. The bot also learns each member's usual typing speed; if someone suddenly writes 5x faster (15+ messages a minute), a typical sign of a hijacked account, they get extra heat. It's on by default.

In Server settings > Log settings, turn on "Keep logs", pick a log channel if you want one and choose what to log: messages (deleted, edited, bulk deleted), members (joined, left, kicked), roles and nicknames, bans, and channels and roles created or deleted. Entries are posted to the log channel as cards and can be searched on the Server logs page by type, person and channel; they're kept for 30 days. To show who did it, the bot needs the View Audit Log permission.

The bot doesn't store every message; it only knows a deleted message's content if the message was still in its memory (the last 200 messages per channel, up to 6 hours). When an older message is deleted, the entry says "content unknown" and Discord doesn't report the author either. Messages the bot deleted itself (/purge, /clearchannel, command-channel tidy-up, auto moderation) and bot messages aren't logged; those show up in the Action log. A member's bulk delete becomes a single entry.

Yes: /warn, /timeout, /untimeout, /kick, /ban, /unban and /infractions. Each needs the matching Discord permission (Timeout Members, Kick Members, Ban Members) and can't target yourself, the bot, the server owner or anyone whose role is the same as or higher than yours. The member gets a DM with the reason (before the action for kick and ban), every action gets a case number and is posted to the mod notification channel and the Action log. /warn also counts as a strike, so the steps in Warnings & penalties (e.g. timeout on the 3rd strike) apply to manual warnings too. /infractions shows a member's strike count and manual penalties. These commands ignore the command channel rule.

Server settings > Action log shows the last 90 days, page by page: actions like skips, blocks and settings changes, who did them and whether it was from Discord or the website. Use the search box to find a person or action, and filter by type (music, moderation, community...), source (Discord, Web, Bot) and time (last 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days).

In Server settings > Welcome, pick the channel and write the text. The {kullanici}, {ad}, {sunucu} and {uye_sayisi} placeholders are filled in automatically, and the message can be a card or plain text. Turn on “Image card” and the bot draws a picture with the new member's avatar and name: 12 preset backgrounds, a solid color or your own image (up to 8 MB), with the title, subtitle, overlay and colors set in a live preview. You can also turn on a goodbye message and a welcome DM (skipped for members with DMs closed). The test buttons post a sample with you as the new member.

The bot needs Manage Roles and its role must be above the roles it gives (move the bot's role up in Discord's Server Settings > Roles). Roles owned by another bot or integration can't be given; the panel marks them “bot can't give”. If the server has rules screening, the role is given after the member accepts the rules. Up to 5 auto roles can be set.

Build a menu with buttons or a dropdown in Server settings > Role menus and post it with one click. Members press a button to get the role and press again to drop it. With single choice on, the new role replaces the old one. Up to 25 roles per menu and 10 menus per server.

In Server settings > Giveaways, choose the prize, channel, duration (10 minutes to 1 month) and number of winners (1-20). You can add up to 10 tasks: link tasks like subscribe on YouTube or follow on Twitch (the bot can't verify these, members press “Done”) or Discord tasks the bot checks (join another server, boost, be a member for X days). Winners are drawn at random when time is up, and you can see them in the panel afterwards.

In Server settings > Polls > New poll, enter the question, 2-10 options, the channel and the duration (10 minutes to 1 month); you can allow voting for more than one option and pick one of four styles (Classic, Colorful, Minimal, or Chart, which shows results as an image chart). The bot posts the poll with one button per option; members vote by pressing a button and take their vote back by pressing it again. Results update live as percentages on the message and in the panel. Votes are anonymous: nobody, not even admins, can see who voted for what. When time is up the poll closes and the winning option is announced; you can also end it early from the panel.

Yes: in Server settings > Custom commands you can create commands like /rules, /ip or /socials (50 per server). The reply can be plain text or a card with a title, color and fields; add up to 5 link buttons and use the {kullanici}, {ad}, {sunucu} and {uye_sayisi} placeholders. The reply can go to the channel, only to the user or by DM; you can limit a command to certain roles, give or remove a role from whoever uses it and set a cooldown. The bot registers the commands on this server only; they show up in Discord's / list a few seconds after saving. Names must be lowercase with no spaces and can't match the bot's own commands. Custom commands ignore the command channel rule.

Turn it on in Server settings > Economy; the currency belongs to your server; you pick its name and can use the bot's own coin or any emoji as its symbol. Members earn with /daily (streak bonus for consecutive days), /weekly and /work, and through chat, voice and level ups while the level system is on. Extra rewards can be turned on too: for voting on top.gg and typing /vote, when someone they invited stays 24 hours, for giveaways with a coin prize, and for listening to a song they requested to the end (with a bonus while karaoke is on). You set the amounts. /balance shows the balance, /rich the top 10. In /shop you can sell permanent roles, timed roles (removed when time is up), custom items (a notice goes to a channel you pick; mark them delivered in the panel) and XP packs, with stock and per-member limits. Members send money with /pay; you can turn it off and set a daily limit and the minimum days on the server. The /coinflip and /slots gambling games are off by default. /daily, /weekly, /work and /rich can each be turned off, and so can looking at someone else's balance. From the panel you can give, take or reset members' money and see recent transactions.

Turn it on in Server settings > Levels. Members earn XP by chatting (15-25 XP once a minute), spending time in voice (per minute; not when alone, deafened or in the AFK channel) and get a bonus for listening to music where the bot plays; you set the amounts. On level up the bot announces it with an image card: by default in a separate announcement channel (created in one click from the panel, and it can be shared with achievements), or where they chatted, or by DM, and gives reward roles at the levels you choose (they can stack or keep only the highest). You can exclude channels and roles from XP. The card has 9 designs, or you can upload your own background image. Members see their card with /rank and the top 10 with /leaderboard; you can also publish the leaderboard on a public page on the website. From the panel you can edit or reset members' XP.

Turn them on in Server settings > Achievements. The 24 built-in achievements reward messages, voice, music, levels, coins earned, /daily streaks, invites, giveaways and time on the server; you can turn any of them off and add a coin, XP or role reward to each. You can add your own too: a counter threshold, messages in a specific channel, days on the server, or one you only hand out manually (like an event winner). When one unlocks, the bot announces it in a separate announcement channel by default (it can be shared with levels), or where it happened, or by DM. Members see their achievements and closest goals with /achievements, and the latest ones show as badges on the /rank card. Message, voice and music counters grow while the level system is on, coins and streaks while the economy is on, and invites while invite tracking is on.

Yes: in Server settings > Bot appearance you can change the bot's nickname, avatar, banner and about text on this server. The change only shows on your server; on other servers the bot keeps its own look. Images are centred and cropped (avatar 512×512, banner 960×384) and "Reset" brings back the default. The nickname needs the bot to have the "Change Nickname" permission. Discord rate-limits profile changes, so after many changes in a row you may need to wait a few minutes.

In Server settings > Announcements > New announcement, choose the channel, the message and when: once (date + time), every day, selected weekdays or every month (the last day if the month is shorter). Times follow the time zone you pick (Turkey by default). You can mention up to 5 roles, send it as a card with a title and color (with an author, thumbnail, up to 10 fields, footer and timestamp under Advanced), or have each new post delete the previous one; a preview next to the form shows how it will look in Discord. "Send now" posts a test without waiting, and you can pause and resume an announcement. Up to 25 announcements per server.

Admins pick the celebration channel, hour and time zone in Server settings > Birthdays and turn it on; you can also set the message ({kullanici}, {ad}, {yas}, {sunucu}), one of four card designs and a 24-hour birthday role. Members enter their birthday once: /birthday set or the Settings page on the website; the year is optional and only used for the age. It works on every server with the bot where birthdays are on. On the day, the bot celebrates at the chosen hour, and several people are grouped into one message. February 29 birthdays are celebrated on February 28 in non-leap years. /birthday list shows upcoming ones. The role needs Manage Roles for the bot.

Turn on Server settings > Invite tracking. From then on, when someone joins, the bot finds the invite whose use count went up and records who invited them; the panel shows the top inviters (with active and left counts) and the latest joins. In Discord, /invites shows everyone's count. You can use the {davet_eden} (inviter) and {davet_sayisi} (their invite count) placeholders in the welcome text. The bot needs Manage Server to read invites. If two invites were used at once or the bot was restarting, the inviter is recorded as “unknown”; joins from before tracking was turned on can't be known.

In Server settings > Counter channels, pick what to count (total members, humans, bots, boosts, channels or roles), the language and the channel name; {sayi} is replaced by the real number. The bot opens a voice channel nobody can join at the top of the channel list and updates the number every 10 minutes (Discord doesn't allow renaming a channel more often). Up to 5 counters; the bot needs Manage Channels. In the setup wizard, the “Counter channels” option sets up member and bot counters in the main language. The online member count can't be shown.

Yes: /remind when: 30m message: Turn off the oven. Write the time like 10m, 2h 30m, 1d or 1w; the bot shows when it will remind you as you type. The reminder arrives by direct message; choose where: This channel to have it posted where you set it (it also falls back there if your DMs are closed). From 1 minute up to 1 year; 25 reminders at a time. /reminders lists pending ones and lets you delete them from a menu. The server's command channel rule doesn't apply to these two commands.

In Integrations > Stream alerts > New stream alert, add a Twitch, Kick or YouTube channel and choose the announcement channel and the role to ping. When the stream starts, an alert is posted; when it ends, the same message is updated to “ended”. New YouTube uploads can be announced too. From the same place you can add an RSS / Atom feed, a subreddit or a Bluesky account to announce new posts; for Instagram and X, use the RSS link from a service like rss.app. Up to 10 follows per server.

Turn on Server settings > Temporary voice channels and pick the voice channel that opens rooms (e.g. “➕ Create channel”); optionally set a category, a name template ({ad}, {sayi}) and a user limit. When a member joins that channel, the bot opens their own voice room and moves them in; once the last person leaves, the room is deleted. With “Owner can manage” on, the owner can rename the room and change its limit, and ownership passes to the first person still inside when they leave. The bot needs Manage Channels and Move Members. No channel yet? The setup wizard creates one.

In Server settings > Support, turn the system on, pick the ticket channel and the staff role, and save; the bot posts a panel with a 🎫 Open ticket button in that channel. Members open a ticket with that button, the /support command or the Support page on the website by writing a subject and a message. Each ticket becomes a private thread under that channel that only the opener and staff can see. The conversation goes both ways: what's written in the thread shows on the website and what's written on the website shows in the thread. Both the opener and staff can close a ticket; only staff can reopen it. The bot needs Create Private Threads, Send Messages in Threads, Manage Threads and Read Message History in the channel. Members of the staff role also see tickets on the website's Support page.

Yes. In the panel go to Integrations > Game exchange, connect your game server over RCON (Minecraft, Rust, FiveM and other Source RCON games) and set the rate, per-exchange limits, a daily limit and a fee. Members use /exchange send to turn coins into game money; the bot asks for confirmation, takes the coins and sends the command to the game, and refunds them if the game can't be reached. The RCON password is stored encrypted. While gambling games are on, the panel warns that this may count as gambling; it's your call.

In Game exchange create an API key, add your game server's IP to the allow list and install the ready-made plugin (FiveM: QBCore, Qbox, ESX; Rust: Oxide/Carbon + Economics; Minecraft: Paper/Spigot + Vault). A member gets a 10-minute code with /exchange link in Discord and types /rezalet link CODE in the game. Then /rezalet deposit AMOUNT turns game money into coins. The reverse rate can't beat the coin-to-game rate, and there are per-request and daily limits; if the connection drops the request is retried with the same ID and never credited twice.

In the panel go to Integrations > New monitor, pick the game and enter your server's address. Use “Test” to see that it responds, choose a channel and start monitoring. Rezaletbot checks the server at the interval you pick and keeps a single card in the channel. Minecraft (Java and Bedrock), FiveM / RedM, CS2, MTA, SA-MP and games that support Steam queries (Rust, ARK, Valheim, Garry's Mod…) are supported; others get a port check.

Check the address and port. In some games the query port differs from the game port (game port + 123 in MTA, the game port or one above in most Steam games) and the server must answer queries. Local network addresses (like 192.168.x.x) can't be monitored; enter the server's public address.

Yes. Integrations > New connection gives you a private URL and secret key; a JSON request to that URL lands as a message in the channel you chose. With event templates the request only needs to send the event and the bot builds the card. Code examples for FiveM, MTA, Rust, CS2, PHP, Python and more are on the connection's page.

For security: the connection only accepts requests from addresses you allow, so even if the key leaks no one else can post to your channel. If you don't know your server's IP, send a test request; the rejected request shows up in the connection's log with its address and can be allowed in one click.

Use “Bot language” in Settings or /language in Discord. The site's language is separate; change it with the picker at the top right.

Try “Continue with Discord” again on the sign-in page and approve Discord's permission screen. If your browser blocks cookies, allow them for this site.

Only your Discord name, avatar and which servers you're in (so it can list the ones you manage). It never sees your password, email or messages; sign-in happens entirely on Discord's own approval screen.