delete_channel
Input
guildId requiredServer id the channel belongs to, e.g. from discord.com/list_servers.
channelId requiredId of the channel to delete, e.g. from discord.com/list_channels or create_channel's channelId. Must be a channel, not a category — a category id is refused.
expectedName optionalOptional safety check: the channel's name as it appears in the sidebar (from discord.com/list_channels). When given, the script refuses to delete unless the channel at channelId carries exactly this name. Regardless of this argument, the script always verifies that Discord's own confirmation dialog names the channel it resolved.
Output
name requiredThe channel's name as read from the sidebar before deletion, so the caller has a receipt of what was actually removed.
deleted requiredTrue only when Discord's own DELETE request returned a success status.
guildId requiredchannelId requiredverified_gone requiredWhether the channel row was confirmed to have disappeared from the sidebar afterwards. A second check, never the assertion — `deleted` is what Discord's API said.
Read Discord messages
Reads the most recent messages of a Discord channel (author, timestamp, text), newest first, scrolling up to load more until the requested count. Requires being logged in. It also reads a thread or a forum post, since both are channels in their own right: pass the post's url (from discord.com/list_forum_posts) and you get its replies plus the opening post, newest first — there is no separate thread-reading script. To list the posts of a forum channel rather than its messages, use discord.com/list_forum_posts instead.
Post a Discord message
Posts a text message in a Discord channel, addressed by channel URL. Requires being logged in to Discord. Returns `sent` plus the created message's messageId, channelId, timestamp and content as Discord stored it. This is a write: the message appears in the channel and is visible to everyone who can see it. Discord's own message limits are checked before anything is sent, so a message that is empty or whitespace-only, or longer than 2000 characters, is refused straight away with a clear reason.
Discord login
Opens the Discord web app in the browser and reports whether the account is signed in, together with the username and display name it is signed in as. Run this first: the other Discord scripts need the web app open on a signed-in session.