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The biggest problem is that discord has no way to authorize these platforms without the user giving them credentials. It’s really stupid because it would be so easy to fix.

everforward
I think that's because Discord doesn't want them to do it this way. I suspect Discord wants BotGhost to operate their own bot with their own credentials, and have users invite the bot to their servers (similar to how many existing bots work). BotGhost could tell which no-code workflows apply based on server and/or channel ID.

I think Discord has a fair argument that if BotGhost "writes the code" (read: translates workflows to actual execution), and BotGhost operates the bot, then really it's BotGhost's bot and they should own the bot and have it be visible to users as their bot.

anfilt
Graph like coding environments like this are a form of code though, so I can definitely see the argument that they just are hosting the users bot for them.

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