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Setup, commands, troubleshooting, and best practices for running BabelBot in multilingual Discord servers.

BabelBot is a Discord translation bot for multilingual communities. Server admins configure languages, channels, and bridges in the dashboard. Members read translations as replies or threads, use flag reactions, or open message context menus.

This site is organized by what you need to do:

PathDocument typeYou will
Quick StartTutorialGet your first automatic translation in under 10 minutes
How BabelBot WorksExplanationUnderstand when messages translate, skip, or count toward quota
Dashboard GuideHow-toChange languages, channels, bridges, and delivery mode
Command ReferenceReferenceLook up slash commands and context menus
PlaybooksHow-toApply proven setups for your server size
TroubleshootingHow-toFix missing translations, noise, bridges, and billing issues
Billing and LimitsReferenceCompare plans and what counts toward AI quota
FAQReferenceGet short answers without reading a full guide
  1. Quick Start — invite, dashboard, first translation
  2. How BabelBot Works — skips, reply vs thread, AI vs basic text
  3. Dashboard Guide — daily configuration
  4. Command Reference — Discord shortcuts for admins and members
  5. Troubleshooting — when something does not match expectations

Core guides

For members

You do not need the dashboard to use BabelBot. Right-click a message for Translate Text or Detect Language, react with a supported flag emoji where enabled, or run /set-context-language to choose your context-menu language. Server admins control which channels and languages run automatically.