🤖Invite and configure OxyBot on Discord

Objective

Invite OxyBot to your Discord server. Link your account via an Oxygenserv API key. Configure language and permissions. Test the commands.

Step-by-step guide

1

Invite OxyBot to your Discord server

Recommended method: dashboard → My profile → OxyBot setup. A pop-up window displays useful information.

You can also use the direct invitation link: Invite OxyBot

2

Retrieve your Oxygenserv API key

Retrieve the API key from the pop-up window. Copy it.

Never share your API key. It grants access to manage your servers via the bot.

3

Link the API key to OxyBot

On your Discord, run:

• /setup api

Then paste your API key into the window.

4

Choose the bot language

Run:

• /setup language

Choose French or English.

5

Configure Discord permissions

By default, sensitive commands are restricted. This is intentional. It prevents accidental misuse.

In Discord:

• Server Settings

• Integrations

• OxyBot → Manage

You can manage:

• allowed channels,

• allowed roles,

• command access.

6

Test the bot

Test with:

• /server for a server

• /servers for the list

Give a non-admin role access to a command

In command permissions, add a role (e.g.: mod) on a command. Example: allow /restart for mod and Administrator. Keep a dedicated channel if possible.

Official Discord guide: Command permissions

Common issues

Commands do not appear

• Check that the bot is indeed on the server.

• Check that the integration has the correct permissions.

• Try again after a few minutes (Discord sync).

I don’t have access to a command

• Check your Discord roles.

• Check the command permissions (Integrations → OxyBot → Manage).

I think my API key leaked

• Notify support immediately.

FAQ

Why is everything blocked for @everyone?

To prevent a member from running a sensitive command. Allow only the necessary roles.

Can I limit the bot to one channel?

Yes. Allow commands only in a dedicated channel.