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Chat channels put your Sutando where you already talk: invite it into your Discord or Slack, DM it from your phone over Telegram, or have it send WhatsApp messages for you. You don't need any of them to use S.space.

Pick a channel

Discord

~5 min

DMs, channel @mentions and files, plus pairing to let others in.

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~2 min

One chat with BotFather, one token, one enrollment code. Fastest to set up.

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Slack

~15 min

DMs and channel @mentions over Socket Mode. The most toggles; every one is covered.

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~2 min

No token. A pairing code or a QR, like linking WhatsApp Web.

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Where the tokens go

Bot tokens are entered in the desktop app, because the bridges run in the engine on your Mac. Click your name (bottom of the room list), pick Agent, then choose Connections under Agents. Under Bridge Channels there is a card for each of Discord, Telegram and Slack, with one field per key. Paste, click Save. A pill reads <KEY> · set or <KEY> · not set, and a green dot appears by the channel once every key is set, or once your agent reports an identity on that channel. A saved value is never shown again. On the web, the section reads Available in the Desktop App.

DiscordDISCORD_BOT_TOKEN, from the Discord Developer Portal (Bot → Token).

TelegramTELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN, from @BotFather.

SlackSLACK_BOT_TOKEN (xoxb-…) and SLACK_APP_TOKEN (xapp-…). Socket Mode needs both.

WhatsAppNo key. It sits under Agent-Paired Channels on the same page and pairs through your Sutando.

There is no button to clear a saved token. To take a bot offline, revoke or reset its token in the chat app (each guide says where), or ask your Sutando to remove it, then restart.

After you save: restart

A new token takes effect after a restart. Click your name, pick Agent, and under This device open Runtime and click Restart engine. Or expand Advanced tools, open Services, and click Restart on the Restart Core tile.

Then DM the bot once. The first DM is also where each bridge confirms that you are the owner; each guide explains its code.

Not in the list?

These are the chat apps your Sutando talks in. The apps it works with (Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack as a workspace app, Linear, Notion and more) are connected under your name → Apps → Connected apps; see Connect apps from chat. An app without a connector yet can be requested there.

Your Sutando can also post to X (Twitter) and make phone calls through Twilio, set up through its skills. Ask it what each needs. Setup snags: Troubleshooting.