AutoTweet + Discord
Tweet drafts posted to your Discord — community + creator workflows.
Category · Community
What you can do
Community-driven content
AutoTweet posts the draft to a #content-suggestions channel; community votes via reactions; top-voted drafts go live.
Creator collective coordination
Creator collectives running shared X accounts need approval flow. Discord is where they already coordinate; integrating means no new tool.
Memes-to-tweets pipeline
Your community posts memes in Discord; you select winners; AutoTweet schedules them with attribution.
Real-time engagement alerts
When a tweet hits 1,000 likes, AutoTweet pings #wins in Discord so the team celebrates in real time.
Setup
On launch: invite AutoTweet's Discord bot, set permissions, pick draft channel + alert channel. Bot uses Discord's slash-commands for approval (/approve <draft_id>, /reject <draft_id>).
Common questions
When does the Discord integration ship?+
Q4 2026, after the Slack integration. Discord shares most of the same architecture; we ship Slack first because the buyer audience (B2B) skews toward Slack.
Does the Discord bot need server admin permissions?+
No. The bot needs only: read messages in the draft channel, post messages in the draft + alert channels, and respond to slash commands. Standard 'utility bot' permission set.
Can the community vote anonymously on drafts?+
Yes — voting is via reactions, which Discord shows as aggregate counts (not individual users by default in large servers). For small servers (under 50), individual reactions are visible. Configurable.
Will the Discord integration work alongside Slack?+
Yes — they're independent integrations. Some teams use Slack for internal approval + Discord for community input. Both can route to the same AutoTweet workspace simultaneously.