The doublestint.gg Discord bot brings your race schedule, driver availability and car setups straight into your team's Discord server — no need to open the web app.
Link your Discord account
Bot commands need to know who you are in doublestint.gg. To connect the two:
- Open your Profile in the web app.
- In the Discord card, click Link Discord.
- Authorize doublestint.gg when Discord prompts you.
You'll be returned to your profile with the link confirmed. You only need to do this once.
Connect a channel to your team
Each Discord channel is tied to one doublestint.gg team. Run this in the channel you want to use:
/link team_id:<id>— connect the current channel to your team. Once linked, the other commands know which team and races to read from./unlink— disconnect the channel from its team.
You'll need your team's ID from the web app, and your Discord account must be linked first.
Everyday commands
After a channel is linked, anyone can run these. Each accepts an optional race name to search for a specific race — leave it off and the bot uses your next upcoming race.
/schedule [race]— posts the stint plan for the race as an image./availability [race]— posts the driver availability grid as an image./setups [race]— lists the car setups uploaded for the race, with the active version and who uploaded the latest.
Looking For Group (/lfg)
Server admins and moderators can post a signup board to fill seats across teams:
/lfg event:<name> date:<when>— posts a board with a button for each team linked in the server.
The date accepts a Discord timestamp, a Unix timestamp, or an ISO date (e.g. 2026-01-31). Members click their team's button to join or leave, and the board updates its roster live. Posting a new board clears the previous one.
Running
/lfgrequires the Manage Server permission in Discord.