Changelog

This page gives a short overview of public-facing updates to the hosted Dis.gg MCP service.

2026-03-24 #

Fixed tool input schemas so all array fields declare their items type, making them compatible with OpenAI-style schema validators. Affected tools: send_embeds, send_direct_message, edit_own_message (embeds), create_guild_channel, edit_channel (permission_overwrites), create_automod_rule, edit_automod_rule (actions).
The local upload provider now names files after the current message snowflake ({message_id}-{count}.{ext}) when X-Current-Message is set, instead of using a random name. The counter starts at 1 and increments for each file in the same request.
Added event_webhook app setting for receiving JSON event payloads, replacing the previous audit_webhook option.
Added scheduled reminder tools (util_schedule_reminder, util_list_channel_reminders, util_list_user_reminders, util_cancel_reminders) with configurable per-app, per-user, and per-channel limits.
Added util_staff_report for models to report abuse or issues to the app's event webhook.
Reminder and report tools are hidden unless the app has an event_webhook configured.
Webhook field values are now encrypted at rest.

Simplified member timeouts so integrations can send a short duration instead of calculating an absolute deadline themselves.
Added X-Current-User and X-Current-Guild, and expanded current-context handling so more user-scoped, guild-scoped, and channel-scoped tools can omit repeated IDs.
Added send_direct_message and clarified DM behavior so integrations can restrict or disable DM targets without exposing a separate DM-channel tool.
Added automatic DM prefixing support for hosted integrations that want clearer attribution when the Discord MCP contacts users directly.
Added X-Current-Message so hosted integrations can give the Discord MCP a more precise Discord context link for DM attribution.
Clarified the related headers and tool docs so models get more predictable guidance up front.

Clarified the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service so operator identity, hosting, data handling, and contact details are easier to understand.
Made the public website and documentation use one consistent service name and link structure throughout.
Improved how public site assets are served, so the landing page and documentation no longer rely on a separate static host.

Simplified mcp_get_access_context so it now returns one consistent payload shape instead of a redacted variant for non-owner calls.
Hid delete_own_messages whenever request-time permission bits already allow message moderation, to reduce overlap with moderation delete tools.
Expanded get_messages_id_range so each compact message entry now includes a creation timestamp.

It is intentionally concise. For setup and day-to-day usage, start with the other documentation pages.

Split plain-text sending from embed sending, while keeping polls on their dedicated tool.
Added stricter request-time controls for mentions and current-channel replies.
Refined message tool visibility so clients can guide models more clearly.
Improved SSE compatibility so tool failures still reach models with usable Discord MCP error details.

Improved channel management reliability, including safer edit and delete flows.
Clarified webhook responses so integrations can rely on more predictable output.
Expanded upload and image-generation provider support.
Added encryption for stored provider secrets, along with maintenance tools for key management.
Continued cleanup work across tool metadata, internal policies, and public documentation.

Added SSE compatibility endpoints for clients that still rely on streaming transports.
Improved error visibility and resolver stability.
Expanded privileged-intent handling and related documentation.