🛡 Auto Moderation

/automod-on

Description: Enables auto-moderation, which automatically takes action when links are posted.

Required permission: Administrator

Usage:

/auto-mod-whitelist

Description: Adds a link to the whitelist or lists all whitelisted links.

Required permission: Administrator

Subcommands:

• add: Adds a link to the whitelist.
• list: Lists all links in the whitelist.

Usage:

• Example link – Provide the link to whitelist.

or

/auto-mod-setup

Description: Configures auto-moderation. Enables or disables auto-mod and sets immunity roles.

Required permission: Administrator

Usage:

• --mode [true|false] – Enables or disables auto-moderation.
• --immunity-roles [role IDs] – Comma-separated list of role IDs that will be immune to auto-moderation.

/auto-mod-user-clearing

Description: Clears warnings or actions (timeout, kick, ban) for specific users or all users in the server.

Required permission: Administrator

Subcommands:

• clear_all: Clears all warnings for all users.
• user: Clears actions for a specific user.

Usage:

• --user [user] – Specify the user for whom to clear warnings or actions.
• --action [timeout|kick|ban] – Specify the action to be cleared.
• --clear_all [true|false] – Set to true to clear warnings for all users.

/auto-mod-warn-action

Description: Sets an action (timeout, kick, or ban) after a specific number of warnings.

Required permission: Manage Guild

Usage:

• --warns [number] – The number of warnings before the action is triggered.
• --action [timeout|kick|ban] – The action to take: "timeout", "kick", or "ban".
• --duration [duration] – The duration of the action, e.g., "10m" for 10 minutes, "2h" for 2 hours, or "permanent" for a ban.

Example:

This command triggers a kick after 3 warnings, lasting for 2 hours.