VoiceOS Discord MCP Server

VoiceOS Discord MCP Server

Enables VoiceOS to read and write Discord messages through Composio's DISCORDBOT toolkit, with authentication handled via Composio Connect.

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VoiceOS Discord MCP Server

This is a standalone TypeScript MCP server that lets VoiceOS read and write Discord messages through Composio's DISCORDBOT toolkit.

VoiceOS still launches this as a local stdio MCP server, but Discord authentication and token handling are delegated to Composio.

Features

  • connect_discord_bot: Returns a Composio Connect Link for Discord bot/account authentication.
  • list_discord_servers: Explains guild/server discovery for the Composio-backed bot flow.
  • list_discord_channels: Lists channels for a known Discord guild/server ID.
  • read_discord_messages: Fetches recent messages from a Discord channel ID.
  • send_discord_message: Sends a message to a Discord channel ID.
  • reply_discord_message: Replies to a specific Discord message ID.

Write actions are described clearly in the MCP tool definitions so VoiceOS can show its confirmation pill before sending anything to Discord.

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • Composio API key
  • A stable user ID for local testing

For production VoiceOS, the user ID should be injected automatically from the logged-in VoiceOS account. Users should not manually determine or enter it.

Install

npm install

Configure Environment

Create a local .env file:

COMPOSIO_API_KEY=your_composio_api_key
VOICEOS_USER_ID=local-test-user
COMPOSIO_TOOLKIT=DISCORDBOT
# Recommended/required for reliable DISCORDBOT channel and message tools.
COMPOSIO_AUTH_CONFIG_ID=your_discordbot_auth_config_id

COMPOSIO_AUTH_CONFIG_ID should point to a custom Composio DISCORDBOT auth config that includes the Discord client ID, client secret, bot token, and permission integer. The default Composio-managed OAuth connection can show as ACTIVE while still lacking the bot token needed for server channel/message endpoints, which causes Discord 401 Unauthorized responses.

Optional server IDs for channel discovery:

DISCORD_GUILD_IDS=server_id_1,server_id_2

DISCORD_GUILD_IDS is useful because the current Composio-backed MCP maps channel listing to DISCORDBOT_LIST_GUILD_CHANNELS, which requires a guild/server ID.

Run Locally

npm run start

Connect to VoiceOS

  1. Open VoiceOS settings.
  2. Go to Custom Integrations.
  3. Click Add.
  4. Name the integration, for example Discord.
  5. Paste the launch command:
/Users/makslas/Desktop/Development-Repos/VoiceOS-Discord-MCP/run-discord-mcp.sh
  1. Click Connect.

Authentication Flow

After the MCP is connected in VoiceOS, ask:

Connect Discord

VoiceOS should call connect_discord_bot, which opens a Composio Connect Link. If COMPOSIO_AUTH_CONFIG_ID is set, the link is created against that exact auth config instead of Composio's default managed OAuth config.

If the user tries any Discord action before authenticating, the MCP returns an auth-required message. Normal Discord actions intentionally do not open Composio automatically, which prevents auth retry loops.

Discord Bot authentication is required before I can access Discord.

Please explicitly ask: `Connect Discord` when you want me to open the Composio connection page.

Tool Details

connect_discord_bot

Creates a Composio Connect Link for DISCORDBOT.

Use this when asking VoiceOS:

Connect Discord

list_discord_servers

If DISCORD_GUILD_IDS is configured, fetches details for those guilds. Otherwise, explains that Composio DISCORDBOT channel listing requires a guild/server ID.

list_discord_channels

Lists Discord channels for a server/guild.

Parameters:

  • guild_id: Optional Discord server/guild ID. If omitted, the tool uses DISCORD_GUILD_IDS.
  • text_only: Defaults to true, returning only text-like channels suitable for read/send message workflows.

Use this when asking VoiceOS:

What Discord channels do you have access to in server GUILD_ID?

read_discord_messages

Reads recent messages from a channel via DISCORDBOT_LIST_MESSAGES.

Parameters:

  • channel_id: Discord channel ID.
  • channel_name: Discord channel name, such as general. Used when channel_id is omitted.
  • guild_id: Optional Discord server/guild ID used to resolve channel_name. If omitted, the tool uses DISCORD_GUILD_IDS.
  • limit: Number of messages to fetch, from 1 to 100. Defaults to 10.
  • before: Optional message ID for pagination. Fetches messages before this message.
  • after: Optional message ID for pagination. Fetches messages after this message.
  • around: Optional message ID for pagination. Fetches messages around this message.
  • author_filter: Optional user ID, username, or display-name filter.

send_discord_message

Sends a message to a channel via DISCORDBOT_CREATE_MESSAGE.

Parameters:

  • channel_id: Discord channel ID.
  • channel_name: Discord channel name, such as general. Used when channel_id is omitted.
  • guild_id: Optional Discord server/guild ID used to resolve channel_name. If omitted, the tool uses DISCORD_GUILD_IDS.
  • content: Exact message content. Max 2000 characters.
  • tts: Whether to send as text-to-speech. Defaults to false.
  • allowed_mentions: Mention parsing policy. One of none, users, users_and_roles, or everyone. Defaults to none.

reply_discord_message

Replies to a specific message via DISCORDBOT_CREATE_MESSAGE with message_reference.

Parameters:

  • channel_id: Discord channel ID containing the original message.
  • channel_name: Discord channel name, such as general. Used when channel_id is omitted.
  • guild_id: Optional Discord server/guild ID used to resolve channel_name. If omitted, the tool uses DISCORD_GUILD_IDS.
  • message_id: Discord message ID to reply to.
  • content: Exact reply content. Max 2000 characters.
  • allowed_mentions: Mention parsing policy. One of none, users, users_and_roles, or everyone. Defaults to none.

Discord DM Limitations

Composio DISCORDBOT supports bot-accessible channel messaging, message reads, replies, guild channel listing, and bot-created DMs.

It does not grant broad access to a user's existing personal DMs. Group DM operations require user OAuth2 access tokens with gdm.join and remain constrained by Discord API limitations.

Production VoiceOS User IDs

For production, VoiceOS should pass its internal logged-in user ID to Composio automatically. The user should never manually type a user ID.

Do not use Discord email as the primary Composio user_id:

  • The connect link requires a user ID before Discord OAuth completes.
  • Discord email may be unavailable depending on scopes.
  • Email can change.
  • One VoiceOS user may eventually connect multiple Discord accounts.

Security Notes

  • Do not commit .env.
  • Do not commit COMPOSIO_API_KEY.
  • Do not commit Discord bot tokens or connected-account credentials.
  • allowed_mentions defaults to none so generated messages do not accidentally ping users, roles, @everyone, or @here.

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