Send releases to Discord

Get a Discord message every time an org or product you follow ships a release. There's no bot to install. You paste a Discord incoming webhook URL and Releases Index posts to it.

1. Create a Discord incoming webhook

In Discord, open the channel's Edit Channel → Integrations → Webhooks (or Server Settings → Integrations → Webhooks) and create a webhook. Discord gives you a URL that looks like https://discord.com/api/webhooks/123456789012345678/abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz.

See Discord's intro to webhooks if you haven't created one before.

2. Connect it on Releases Index

Open Webhooks & API, set Format to Discord message, paste the webhook URL, and click Create. Choose Follows for everything you follow, or Org for a single organization.

Use the Send test button to post a sample embed and confirm the channel is wired up.

What the message looks like

Each release is posted as a compact Discord embed: a linked title, a short summary, and the organization's name and avatar. Discord localizes the timestamp to each viewer.

Keep the URL private

Discord webhooks are unsigned: the URL itself is the secret. No signing key is issued and no signature headers are sent. Treat the URL like a password. To rotate it, remove the Discord webhook and create a new one with a fresh URL.

Supported hosts

The URL host must be discord.com (or the legacy discordapp.com, canary.discord.com, ptb.discord.com) and the path must be /api/webhooks/{id}/{token}. Other hosts and the Slack-compat /slack suffix are rejected — this format posts a native Discord embed, not a Slack payload.

Need more control?

For org-specific alerts, release-type filters, or the raw signed JSON payload, stay on Webhooks & API and switch Format.