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.

One-line config swap per library: discord.js, discord.py, JDA, Eris, DSharpPlus, serenity.

GameVox renders your app's config form inside the client. No dashboard to host. GameVox-only.

Registration is unchanged from Discord, but GameVox ships built-ins and their names are reserved.

Buttons, select menus, modals and ephemeral replies: what works, how clicks reach your app, and the limits.

Screens your app shows inside a channel: the manifest, the view request and reply, the view schema, actions, app files and app notifications.

Activities: your bot’s status, a user’s activity set from your app, image assets, the desktop local RPC and receiving members’ presence.

GameVox epoch (matches Discord, 2015-01-01) and how UUIDs map to bot-visible snowflakes.

Privileged intents, what each gates, and the GameVox auto-approval policy.

Discord 53-bit bitfield ↔ GameVox native permission columns.

How the UDP/AEAD bridge connects to the WebRTC SFU. Lavalink works unmodified.

What's supported, what's partial, what's not yet.

Sign people in to your own site or app with their GameVox account. OAuth2 code flow, no bot needed.

Client secret, install contexts (user/server), default scopes, install link modes.

Upload custom emojis under your app and use them in any server the bot posts to.

App-owned webhooks that post as the bot user. Token format and execute endpoint.

Multi-developer ownership, roles, invites, app transfer, and testers.

What works when a bot is installed on a customer's self-hosted GameVox box, and what doesn't.

Let the developer portal request your bot’s recent log lines: the gateway event, the upload endpoint, limits and redaction.

API reference

The wire format matches Discord's v10 REST and Gateway protocols. Use Discord's reference docs alongside these pages.