Run /setup
One command creates the Fealty category and all channels with correct permissions.
Run /setup in your server (requires Manage Server). It creates a Fealty category with eight channels, each with a scoped permission overwrite so members can read but not clutter them:
| Channel | What lands there |
|---|---|
#verify | The verify button. Members link a wallet and claim holder roles. |
#quests | Engagement quests, posted manually or by auto quest. |
#raffles | Raffles with an Enter button. |
#raffle-winners | Winner announcements, posted automatically. |
#mint-calendar | Mint dates the moment they are set, plus reminders as mint time approaches. |
#sales | Real-time sales from your tracked collections. |
#leaderboard | The Holders' Hall. A standings card is posted daily. |
#commands | The one channel where members can type: /verify, /rank, /claim, /points, /leaderboard. |
Safe to re-run
/setup converges instead of duplicating: as long as the Fealty category still exists, re-running it never builds a second one. Run it again any time to:
- repair channel permissions after manual changes
- refresh the intro messages to the current version
- see which channels are missing, and create the ones you want
It never touches channels outside the Fealty category and never changes server-wide permissions. In particular it never touches channel visibility, so if you made the Fealty channels private, or gave specific roles access, re-running /setup leaves that exactly as you set it. Only the read-only matrix on our own channels is enforced (members can react but not post, except in #commands).
Missing or deleted channels
If a Fealty channel was deleted, or your server predates a channel added in a newer release, /setup does not recreate it silently. It reports what is missing and offers a button per channel, so a channel you deliberately removed stays removed. It also clears the stale reference, so nothing tries to post into a channel that no longer exists. Skipping a channel simply leaves that feature quiet.
A channel created this way starts with your server's default visibility, not the category's, since Discord only copies category permissions when a channel is synced. If your Fealty channels are private, sync the new one to the category afterwards.
Channel status
The dashboard's Settings page shows which channels are configured and flags anything missing.
Optional: add a support desk
/setup covers the web3 side. If you also want a support ticket desk, where members open private tickets to your team, run the separate /support-setup command. It is opt-in, so servers that only want holder roles, quests and raffles never get support channels they did not ask for.
See Support Tickets for the full walkthrough.