Discord Translation Bot Permissions (What Each One Does)

Required Discord permissions for Pigona explained: why each one is needed, what breaks without it, and how to grant them safely.

Discord Permission Set

Pigona needs a specific set of Discord permissions to read messages, post translations, and manage language roles. Every permission Pigona requests has a clear purpose tied to a feature you can see in the dashboard. Below is the full list and what each permission unlocks.

This page is part of the Pigona Documentation, a complete guide to setting up and using Pigona - the context-aware AI translation bot for Discord. Pigona supports 100+ languages, Autonomous Translation, Reactive Translation, Relay Channels, and Smart Context Engine.

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