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disclaw-team

Deploy AI teams to Discord.

disclaw-team is an open-source tool that runs a team of AI assistants in your Discord server. Built on Claude Code Channels, every bot runs as a full Claude Code session through your existing Claude Pro subscription. No API keys, no per-token billing. 22 preloaded roles, 7 team presets, and a web dashboard to manage it all.

Terminal window
npx disclaw-team init

What it does

You configure a team of bots — an orchestrator to delegate, specialists to research or analyse, executors to build. Each bot gets a Discord identity and shows up in your server as a separate user. They collaborate via Discord messages, @mentioning each other to delegate tasks, just like a real team.

The web dashboard at localhost:5173 is the primary way to manage your team — onboarding wizard, role assignment, team presets, schedules, and live status.

Why separate sessions

Each bot is a fully independent Claude Code process. This is a deliberate design choice.

A single-session approach — one Claude instance playing multiple roles — collapses into one mind wearing different masks. You get surface-level variation, not genuine disagreement. When an orchestrator delegates to a researcher, they should actually have separate context, separate reasoning, and the ability to push back on each other.

Separate sessions make that possible.

Who it’s for

  • Developers who want to automate workflows with AI agents coordinating in real time
  • Teams who want an AI operations team running in their existing Discord workspace
  • Builders who want to experiment with multi-agent architectures without managing infrastructure

Get started

New to disclaw-team? Start here:

  1. Discord Setup — create your bot applications and get tokens
  2. Prerequisites — Node.js, tmux, Claude Code
  3. Installation — install via npm or npx
  4. Quick Start — one command to deploy