What are three endpoints on Discord?

Discord's API exposes several endpoints that allow developers to interact with its platform. Three key examples include:

1. /users/@me: This endpoint retrieves information about the currently authenticated user. It's fundamental for personalizing user experiences and accessing user-specific data.
2. /guilds/{guild.id}/members/{user.id}: This endpoint allows for the retrieval or modification of a specific user's membership within a particular server (guild). It's crucial for managing roles, permissions, and user presence within a community.
3. /channels/{channel.id}/messages: This endpoint is used to fetch messages from a specific channel or to send new messages. It's the backbone for any chat functionality within applications integrating with Discord.