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Problem

Right now, users can't add a bot directly from its profile inside the app, which causes friction — they have to leave the app entirely and go through a browser flow. Similarly, when a user pastes a bot invite link in chat and taps it, it opens the web browser instead of handling it natively within the app, which causes a broken and slow experience, especially on mobile.

Proposed solution

Add a visible "Add Bot" button directly on bot profile pages inside the Fluxer app, so users can add a bot to their server without ever leaving the app. Additionally, add in-app invite link interception — when a user pastes or taps a bot invite link inside a chat, it should trigger a native popup/modal (similar to how Discord handles it) that lets the user select a server and authorize the bot directly within the app, instead of redirecting to the web OAuth flow.

Notes (optional)

Notes:

• The "Add Bot" button UX could mirror how Discord's bot profile shows an "Add App" button
• The in-app invite popup should handle the OAuth permission scopes natively
• This would significantly improve the mobile UX for bot discovery and onboarding

Potential files/areas:

• Bot profile component / screen
• Deep link / URL intent handler for invite links
• OAuth/authorization flow — in-app WebView or native modal

Problem

Right now, users can't add a bot directly from its profile inside the app, which causes friction — they have to leave the app entirely and go through a browser flow. Similarly, when a user pastes a bot invite link in chat and taps it, it opens the web browser instead of handling it natively within the app, which causes a broken and slow experience, especially on mobile.

Proposed solution

Add a visible "Add Bot" button directly on bot profile pages inside the Fluxer app, so users can add a bot to their server without ever leaving the app. Additionally, add in-app invite link interception — when a user pastes or taps a bot invite link inside a chat, it should trigger a native popup/modal (similar to how Discord handles it) that lets the user select a server and authorize the bot directly within the app, instead of redirecting to the web OAuth flow.

Notes (optional)

Notes:

• The "Add Bot" button UX could mirror how Discord's bot profile shows an "Add App" button
• The in-app invite popup should handle the OAuth permission scopes natively
• This would significantly improve the mobile UX for bot discovery and onboarding

Potential files/areas:

• Bot profile component / screen
• Deep link / URL intent handler for invite links
• OAuth/authorization flow — in-app WebView or native modal

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