Moderation

Moderation is the manual counterpart to AutoMod. Every action a moderator takes is recorded as a numbered case, giving each server a permanent, searchable audit trail.

Commands

Nine slash commands cover the full workflow - see the command reference for options and examples:

• /warn, /timeout, /untimeout
• /kick, /ban, /unban
• /note, /case, /modlogs

Commands are gated by Discord permissions (Moderate / Kick / Ban Members), so they only appear for staff. The bot also refuses to act on itself, the server owner, or anyone with an equal-or-higher role.

Cases

Each action creates a case with a per-server number, the target, the moderator, a reason, a timestamp and - for timeouts and bans - whether it’s still active. View one with /case, or a user’s full history with /modlogs. The dashboard lists every case with a user filter, paging, and inline reason editing or deletion.

Settings

• Mod-log channel - every action is posted here as an embed (separate from the AutoMod log).
• DM on action - notify the affected member by direct message.
• Warnings add strikes - when on, a manual /warn also feeds the AutoMod strike system, so manual and automatic moderation share the same decay and escalation thresholds.