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Is this bot asking for too much?
Paste a bot's invite link or permission number. You'll see every permission it requests, how risky each one is, and what it could do if the bot were compromised.
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Verdict
Minimal
Only low-risk permissions. This is what a well-scoped bot looks like.
281474980137984
0x1000000344C00
Critical risk
0
High risk
0
Medium risk
0
Low risk
7
Findings
Least privilege
Nothing here could seriously damage a server if the bot token leaked.
This looks like a music bot. Its sensitive permissions match what that kind of bot needs.
Compare with the example7 permissions requested
Lets the bot see channels. Almost every bot needs this, and server owners can still hide specific channels with overwrites.
Lets the bot post messages. Note that replying to slash commands does not need this permission.
Lets links the bot posts show a preview, and is required for bots that send rich embeds.
Lets the bot use emojis from its own servers, commonly used for branded buttons and reactions.
Lets the bot join voice channels. Required for music and voice bots.
Lets the bot transmit audio in voice channels.
Lets the bot set the status text shown on a voice channel, such as the currently playing song.