Documentation
GameVox's bot API is intentionally Discord-compatible. If you know Discord's docs, you already know GameVox's. These pages document only the deltas.
Migrating from Discord
One-line config swap per library: discord.js, discord.py, JDA, Eris, DSharpPlus, serenity.
In-App Settings
GameVox renders your app's config form inside the client. No dashboard to host. GameVox-only.
Slash commands
Registration is unchanged from Discord, but GameVox ships built-ins and their names are reserved.
Snowflake IDs
GameVox epoch (matches Discord, 2015-01-01) and how UUIDs map to bot-visible snowflakes.
Gateway intents
Privileged intents, what each gates, and the GameVox auto-approval policy.
Permissions mapping
Discord 53-bit bitfield ↔ GameVox native permission columns.
Voice + Lavalink
How the UDP/AEAD bridge connects to the WebRTC SFU. Lavalink works unmodified.
Feature matrix
What's supported, what's partial, what's not yet.
OAuth2 + Install URLs
Client secret, install contexts (user/server), default scopes, install link modes.
App-owned emojis
Upload custom emojis under your app and use them in any server the bot posts to.
App webhooks
App-owned webhooks that post as the bot user. Token format and execute endpoint.
Teams
Multi-developer ownership, roles, invites, app transfer, and testers.
Self-hosted servers
What works when a bot is installed on a customer's self-hosted GameVox box, and what doesn't.
API reference
The wire format matches Discord's v10 REST and Gateway protocols. Use Discord's reference docs alongside these pages.