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Vouch. doesn’t have a single shared invite link — “installing” it means inviting your own bot application to your server with the right scopes and permissions. This page is the full reference; see the Quickstart for the condensed invite walkthrough.

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Gateway intents

Vouch. requests no privileged intents — only discord.Intents.default(). You don’t need to enable the Server Members Intent or Message Content Intent for it in the Discord Developer Portal. This is possible because slash-command interaction payloads already carry a fully resolved member object (including joined_at) wherever Vouch. needs it — for example, the account-age/membership-age checks in the vouch integrity engine. There’s no code path that requires a standing member cache, so the Members intent is never needed.

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OAuth2 invite scopes

When generating an invite URL from the Discord Developer Portal for your application, select:
  • bot
  • applications.commands

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Bot permissions

Grant these permissions on the invite (or via a role assigned to the bot after inviting it):
Manage Channels and Manage Messages are the two permissions worth thinking about before you invite the bot: skip Manage Channels if you don’t plan to use the ticket-channel contact workflow, but keep Manage Messages unless you’re fine with persistent cards being reposted instead of edited.

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Next steps

Once the bot is in your server, continue with Configuration for first-time server setup.