Discord MCP Server
Let Claude build and post your Discord messages. DWEEB speaks the Model Context Protocol, so an AI client can use the builder directly — no copying JSON between a chat window and an editor. Add one connector URL in Claude, sign in with Discord, and you can ask for a message the way you would ask a person: 'announce Friday's event in #general with an RSVP button'. The assistant starts from DWEEB's own templates, checks the result against Discord's rules before anything is sent, and can hand you a link to review the message in the visual editor first.
Nothing is posted until you review the message and confirm it.
📢 Announcement
A quick heads-up for everyone — here's what's new and what it means for you.
We just rolled out a big update — faster, cleaner, and packed with the features you asked for. Skim the highlights, then dive in:
- 🚀 Noticeably faster across the board
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- 🛠️ Dozens of fixes and tweaks
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How it works
- Add the connector. In Claude, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector and paste DWEEB's MCP address. There is nothing to install, clone or host.
- Sign in with Discord. You authorize the connector with your own Discord account, so it can reach exactly the servers and channels you can — and nothing else.
- Ask for a message. Describe what you want. The assistant builds it, validates it against Discord's limits, and posts it to the channel you name once you say go.
What you can set up
- Start from any of DWEEB's built-in message templates
- Validate against Discord's rules before sending — every problem named by where it is in the message
- Preview the layout as a reader would see it
- Get a share link to review the message in the visual editor
- Post to a channel you pick, then edit that message in place afterwards
When to use it
- Writing an announcement while you are already talking to an assistant
- Turning meeting notes or a changelog into a formatted post
- Updating a message you already published, without hunting for it
- Drafting several variations quickly and reviewing them in the editor
Try Discord MCP Server
Open DWEEB, copy the connector address, and add it to your AI client — then ask it for your first message.
Connect an AI client →Frequently asked questions
What is an MCP server?
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets an AI assistant use an external tool directly instead of guessing at it. DWEEB's MCP server exposes the message builder — its templates, its validation and its sending — so an assistant like Claude can work with real Discord messages rather than producing text you then have to paste somewhere.
Which AI clients can connect?
Any client that supports remote MCP servers over HTTP. That includes Claude's custom connectors. You add the address once and the client handles the sign-in.
What can the connector actually reach?
Only what your Discord account can. Authorization is your own Discord sign-in, and every request is checked against your server membership and your Manage Webhooks permission — the same checks the web app makes. It cannot see or post to a server you are not in.
Does it post without asking me?
It posts when you tell it to. Building, validating and previewing a message change nothing; sending is a separate step, and a message that Discord would reject is refused before any request is made.
Do I need to install a bot?
DWEEB's app has to be in the server you want to post to, because it creates and reuses the webhook the message is delivered through. Adding it is the same one-click invite the rest of DWEEB uses.
Is DWEEB free?
Yes. The feature is free to use; it only needs DWEEB's app in the server you post to. Plans only raise per-server quotas; they do not lock this feature.
Part of DWEEB
Discord MCP Server is one part of DWEEB, a free visual Discord message builder for webhook messages and embed-style Components V2 layouts. Design the message itself, start from a ready-made template, or read the guides.