No look before it acts
A raw integration changes the server the moment the model decides to, with no step where you see what will happen.
Your Discord server. Your favorite AI. One Qreate.
Ask Claude for a change in plain words. Qreate reads the server, prepares a plan you can inspect, and applies it only after you approve. Claude never gets a bot token. Qreate is listed in the Claude Connectors Directory.
You ask in Claude
Qreate reads the server
A stored plan
You approve
Discord
Why not hand Claude a bot token
A model with direct write access to Discord can only be as careful as the prompt it was given.
It does not know your server
Without the channels, roles and current settings in front of it, a model guesses, and guesses about permissions are expensive.
Scope is whatever the token allows
A bot token does not care which server you meant or which actions you would have allowed.
What Qreate adds between Claude and Discord
Claude talks to Qreate's MCP server. Qreate does the Discord part.
Your servers, your permissions
Signing in with Discord decides which servers Claude can see: the ones your account administers, nothing else.
A plan that cannot change under you
Qreate stores the plan with its own id. What you approve is exactly what gets applied.
Things it will not do
Over MCP, Qreate does not delete channels, roles or messages, and does not ban, kick or time out members.
Example: a warmer welcome, from Claude
In Claude: 'Set up a welcome message for new members in #welcome and show me the plan first.'
Qreate reads #welcome and the current settings and prepares the change.
Claude shows you the plan: the message, the channel and what changes.
You approve. Qreate applies it, and the next member who joins gets the welcome.
Powerful enough to help, careful enough to ask
Describe, review, approve. Nothing changes without your confirmation, and the same rules apply whether you work in Claude, in Q Chat or in the dashboard.
What Claude can work on through Qreate
Read the server, plan changes, preview and publish messages you approved.
Model Context ProtocolQ ChatAnnouncementsWelcomeRoles & PermissionsAutomations
Frequently asked questions
Can Claude change my Discord server on its own?
No. Claude can read the server and ask Qreate for a plan. The change happens only after you approve that plan.
How do I connect Claude to Qreate?
Open Qreate in the Claude Connectors Directory (claude.ai/directory/qreate), press Connect and sign in with Discord. You can also add it as a custom connector with the address https://mcp.qreate.gg/mcp.
Do I need Qreate's own chat if I use Claude?
No. Q Chat, the dashboard and Claude all work on the same server settings. Use whichever fits the moment.
Does it work with other AI assistants?
Yes. Any MCP client that supports sign-in can connect, ChatGPT and Cursor among them.
Is Qreate in the Claude Connectors Directory?
Yes. Qreate is listed at claude.ai/directory/qreate.
Related solutions
Discord MCPConnect ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and MCP-compatible AI assistants to your Discord server. Qreate provides discovery, structured planning, stored proposals, and human approval controls.Manage Discord with ChatGPTConnect ChatGPT to Qreate through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Describe server changes in natural language, review the stored plan, and approve execution through Qreate's controlled permission layer.Pricing informationStudio access is open free until 22 October 2026 with no credit card required. A permanent free plan remains available. Paid plans will be announced separately.
Tell Q what your server needs.
Studio access is open free until 22 October 2026 with no credit card required. A permanent free plan remains available. Paid plans will be announced separately.
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