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Getting Started

Veyramesh brings community management, analytics, and AI insights into one dashboard. This guide walks you through connecting your first Discord server and getting the bot running — you'll be set up in a few minutes.

1. Connect Discord

Go to Settings → Connect → Discord and follow the prompt to invite the Power Horse bot to your server. Discord will ask you to authorize it — keep the requested permissions checked so the bot can do its job: Manage Roles, Manage Channels, Kick Members, Ban Members, Moderate Members, and View Channels. Power Horse never asks for Administrator.

Once the bot is in your server, it appears in your member list and the server shows up in your dashboard under Community.

2. Set up your server

Apply a template to create a sensible set of roles and channels in one step — choose the one that fits your community (Gaming, Web3, Creator, Brand, Developer, or General). When you apply it, you'll pick an install mode:

  • Fresh — start clean: Power Horse clears existing channels and builds the template layout from scratch. Best for brand-new servers.
  • Merge — keep your existing channels and add the template's roles and channels alongside them.

You can adjust everything afterwards in Discord — see Roles and Channels.

3. Lock down verification

Run /setup-channels in your server so only the bot can post in #verify and #welcome. This powers the verification flow — new members see only #verify until they verify, which keeps bots and raiders out of the rest of your server.

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