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The Automod system acts as your server’s first line of defense against spam, toxic behavior, and chat abuse. It actively scans every message sent in your server against 13 distinct filters, applying automatic punishments like Mutes, Kicks, or Bans when members break the rules.
Required Permission: is_server_owner — Only the Server Owner and Extra Owners can configure Automod settings.

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Setup Guide

Follow these steps to fully configure your Automod system.
1

Enable Automod

.automod enable
This initializes the Automod system and applies standard default heat settings to all filters.
2

Toggle Filters

.automod manage
Use the interactive dropdown menu to enable the specific filters you want active (e.g., Anti Link, Anti Spam, Anti Caps).
3

Configure Punishments

.automod settings
Open the Master Settings panel to configure exactly what happens when a filter triggers. You can set the Punishment Type (Mute, Kick, Ban, or Auto Mute), the Mute Duration, and the Heat value per filter.
4

Set Logging Channel

.automod logging #automod-logs
Assign a channel where the bot will log every deleted message and automatic punishment.

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Whitelisting

If you want specific users, roles, or channels to bypass certain Automod filters (e.g., allowing a #media channel to bypass the Anti-Link filter), use the Whitelist system.
CommandDescription
.automod whitelist @userOpens a menu to select which filters the User ignores
.automod whitelist @roleOpens a menu to select which filters the Role ignores
.automod whitelist #channelOpens a menu to select which filters the Channel ignores
.automod wlshowDisplays a list of all currently active whitelists

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Management Commands

CommandDescription
.automod disableDisables the Automod system without deleting settings
.automod resetCompletely resets and deletes all Automod configuration