First Run Guide

Complete guide to your first selfbot startup.

Everything you need to know to start your selfbot for the first time.
From control panel to your first command in Discord.

Configure these in the Variables tab of your control panel. These are the sensitive keys and tokens your bot needs to connect.

Your Discord account token. Required for the selfbot to function. See the Obtain Token guide for instructions.

Discord application bot token. Only needed if you want slash commands. If left empty, only direct commands will be available.

Integrations

Additional API keys (Ptero, Claude, Tatum, Mail) are also set in the Variables tab. See the Integrations page for details.

These options control how the bot behaves. Set them in the Startup tab of your control panel.

Controls which mode the bot runs in:

Prefix — Selfbot only. Trigger commands directly in chat.
Slash — Slash commands and context menus only. The selfbot runs silently as a backend.
Both — Full functionality. Both direct commands and slash commands available.

The character used to trigger commands. Default is .. You can change it to any character you prefer.

Enable or disable individual modules (giveaway joiner, nitro sniper, etc.) before starting. Modules that are off won't run in the background.

Enables verbose console output for troubleshooting. Leave off during normal use — only errors are shown by default.

Install additional Python packages before the bot starts. See the Custom Commands guide for details.

Recommended

Set Type to Both for the best experience. You get access to both direct commands and slash commands.

Your First Startup

In the Variables tab, paste your Discord token into the Token field. If you want slash commands, also enter your Bot Token.

In the Startup tab, choose Prefix, Slash, or Both depending on your preference.

In the Startup tab, enable any modules you want (nitro sniper, giveaway joiner, etc.). Leave them off if you don't need them.

Click Start in the Terminal. Watch the console for [✓ SUCCESS] messages indicating cogs loaded successfully.

In Discord, type your command with the configured prefix (e.g., ping) or use /ping if slash is enabled. You should see a latency response.

Now that your selfbot is running, explore these topics: