Discord

Answer slash commands in your Discord server with a Pepe agent.

Discord

On Discord, people talk to the agent through a slash command (for example /ask). Discord delivers those commands over its Interactions endpoint, which fits Pepe’s webhook gateway rather than a persistent connection. Configure it through the guided setup (or the dashboard):

pepe setup

A connection’s config holds:

• public_key: the app’s public key (hex), for the required Ed25519 signature check.
• application_id: used to post the follow-up answer.

In the Discord app, point “Interactions Endpoint URL” at the connection URL and add a slash command with a text option (for example /ask prompt:...). Discord requires an acknowledgement within three seconds, so Pepe replies with a deferred response and posts the real answer as a follow-up once the agent finishes. Callback URL shape:

https://YOUR_HOST/webhooks/default/discord/<slug>

See Webhooks for the fields every connection shares (agent, mode, trainers, session_ttl_min, ephemeral, commands) and how the generic route works under the hood.

Switching models

The /model and /models commands let people check or change which AI model answers them. On Discord they reach Pepe through your registered command (/ask above): whatever you type in its prompt: option is the message Pepe sees. They work only on an admin-mode connection with commands enabled; on support, they are treated as plain text. /models lists the models available to this connection’s project; /model shows the current one, or changes it:

/model openrouter               # ask whether to switch just this chat or everyone
/model openrouter session       # switch for this conversation only
/model openrouter global        # switch for everyone this connection talks to

Anyone in an allowed conversation may switch the model for their own conversation. Switching it globally, for everyone this connection talks to, is reserved for trainers, the same trusted list that controls memory. Set model_switch_locked: true on the connection to turn model-switching off entirely for non-trainers.