Discord AI message limits and scheduling controls
Short answer
AI Discord Systems automates your own Discord accounts. Its message limits are the workload settings you configure in the app. DM Spam Bot includes messages per run, users, browsers, daily runs, tokens per day and minimum message intervals. Message Sender includes daily message counts, selected channels, messages per channel per day and minimum intervals. Reporting Bot has its own reporting run schedule.
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Key points
- Per-run size, daily frequency and minimum intervals are different controls.
- DM Spam Bot has account, user and browser controls alongside its message schedule.
- Message Sender has daily and per-channel message counts.
- Reporting Bot uses a reporting schedule with an interval between reports.
Understand the DM Spam Bot schedule
Messages per run describes the messages in a run. Users and browsers describe the run's workload and browser use. Daily frequency describes how often the workflow runs. Tokens per day and the different-tokens-each-day option control the accounts used by that schedule.
| Setting | Scope |
|---|---|
| Messages each run | Message workload within a run |
| Users and browsers | User and browser workload |
| Runs each day | Daily frequency |
| Tokens each day | Account-token usage for the day |
| Minimum interval | Spacing between messages |
Understand Message Sender daily and channel counts
Message Sender organizes recurring messages by selected channels and accounts. You can adjust how many messages a day to send, what channels to use, how many messages each day in each channel, and the minimum interval between messages.
Per-account content is a separate setting: it determines which message an account sends. The daily and per-channel counts determine the scheduled workload for those messages.
Keep report intervals separate from message intervals
Reporting Bot has its own advanced schedule, including run workload, users, browsers, daily frequency, token usage and the minimum interval between reports. Report reason selection and message targeting identify the reporting task; they are not channel-message settings.
Read each control in its module context
The values in these controls are your app configuration. This guide describes the app's settings rather than Discord API request buckets, response headers or a platform-issued daily quota.
| Task | Module | Relevant controls |
|---|---|---|
| Outgoing DMs | DM Spam Bot | Messages per run, users, browsers, daily frequency, tokens and message intervals |
| Recurring channel messages | Message Sender | Target channels, daily counts, per-channel counts and message intervals |
| Server message reporting | Reporting Bot | Message targets, report reasons, run schedule and report intervals |
Where to schedule a Discord message
For recurring posts in Discord server channels, use Message Sender. Set the channels, the message attached to each account, the daily message count, the per-channel daily count and the minimum interval. For outgoing direct messages, DM Spam Bot has a separate schedule with messages per run, users, browsers and token controls.
App documentation
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The feature names, descriptions and controls in this guide follow the AI Discord Systems product page.