Securie for Discord — bot for indie founders

roadmap

Add the Securie Discord bot to your server. Targeted at indie founders and small teams that live in Discord rather than Slack. Get security notifications in a chosen channel, and use slash commands (`/securie scan <url>`, `/securie cve <id>`, `/securie explain <term>`) to query Securie's library inline without leaving Discord.

What it does

Posts findings + incident alerts to a chosen channel. Responds to slash commands: `/securie scan <url>` runs a quick vibe-app audit; `/securie cve <id>` looks up any CVE in the Securie library; `/securie explain <term>` defines security terms in plain English. Good for community servers where members ask security questions and the bot acts as a reference.

When to use it

Best fit: indie founders, community servers, open-source projects that run on Discord rather than Slack. Useful as a lightweight Q&A bot even before the main product ships — the slash commands work against Securie's public content library today.

Limitations

Roadmap. Discord bots can be rate-limited by Discord itself during high-traffic periods. Slash commands are synchronous; long-running scans (sandbox verification) won't work inline — they'll post the result when ready.

Install

  1. When live: visit securie.ai/integrations/discord
  2. Click Add to Discord, pick the server
  3. Grant message-send + slash-command permissions
  4. Pick a channel for notifications
  5. Try `/securie scan https://your-app.com` to verify installation