Invite Headless
Open the official Headless site and authorize installation in the intended server. Discord shows the requested permissions before you confirm.Check permissions and hierarchy
Confirm Headless can view the channels you will use and has the permissions required by the module. For moderation or role assignment, move the Headless role above the roles it needs to manage.Test help and connectivity
In a channel Headless can access, use.help to open the catalog and .ping to check its Discord connection. You can also open the public Commands page for the current registry.
.help
.ping
Use your server prefix
Examples use. as the global prefix; each server can use another one. .prefix set <new> requires Administrator and accepts up to five characters; you can also check or change it with /prefix. Sign in to the Dashboard with Discord when you want to manage settings on the web; only servers authorized for your account appear.
.prefix
/prefix
/prefix new_prefix:!
.prefix set
Administrator is the user’s permission for changing the prefix; Headless stores it per server. If you only want to test the bot, .help, .ping, and .prefix do not configure modules or publish panels.Steps
1
Invite the bot
Choose the server and review the permissions Discord requests before confirming.
2
Check access and roles
Verify channel permissions and move the bot role above the roles it will manage.
3
Test basic commands
Run
.help and .ping in a channel Headless can view.4
Use the server prefix
Check it with
.prefix, and if you have Administrator, change it with .prefix set ! or /prefix new_prefix:!.