Mochi Setup Checklist
Built for absolute beginners. This is onboarding + setup made easy!
Before your members ever send a message, you’re already shaping their experience. Mochi gives you the tools — but first, we need to give her a proper space to work.
Think of this as your server’s onboarding system. These four steps are your starting point — they sync your systems, define your economy, and give Mochi the access she needs to help you run a more efficient, fun, and safe community.
We’ll guide you through each one — what it is, why it matters, and how to do it.
Here are your first 4 steps:1
Invite Mochi using her official link and grant her the permissions she needs to function properly.
You can always review or adjust these later under Server Settings → Integrations → Mochi.
To make sure Mochi posts alerts, reminders, and updates at the right time for your community, set your server’s time zone in the Mochi dashboard.
Give your community its own identity!
Name your server’s currency, choose an icon, and set up a currency log channel for transparency and tracking.
🪙 Example: Star Coins, Mochi Gems, or anything that fits your servers aesthetic or vibe.
The dashboard is where you control Mochi’s features. Enable or disable commands, assign which roles can use them, and restrict channels to keep things organized.
Important: How to Read Commands
Here’s a cheatsheet to help you understand the command examples in this guide:
Slash
(/)— Start any command by typing a slash. (like/setup).Curly Braces
{ }— These show where you should type your own words or names. For example,{channel-name}means you replace that with your actual channel’s name.Square Brackets
[ ]— These show options or numbers you can choose from. For example, [1-10] tells Mochi that she can pick any random number between 1 and 10.
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