The bot's settings

This guide gathers the bot's general settings: its commands' prefix, their names, the help, the setup summary and the reset.

The prefix

The prefix is the sign in front of every command, + by default.

• +prefix ! changes it on this server (10 characters at most): commands are then written !ban, !help…
• +mainprefix + changes the bot's default prefix: the one for direct messages, and the one a new server gets. Kept for the owners.

Renaming commands

Aliases are other names for a command, shorter or in your language: b for ban, rules for a command… +alias ban opens a panel to add a name to the command (25 at most) or remove one. A command's first name can't be removed.

Aliases apply on every server of the bot, and are kept for the owners; you must be able to use the command yourself.

The help

• +help opens the help by category: moderation, logs, antiraid…
• +help ban opens a command's page: its syntax, what it does, examples, its level and its other names. The menu moves to the other commands of the same feature, Overview goes up to the feature.
• +help automoderation opens a feature's page; a typo is tolerated.
• +help setup gives the steps to get started.
• +helpall lists every command you can use, by permission level.

For the owners: +helptype picks how the help's pages are turned (button: arrows, select: a menu, hybrid: both), and +helpalias on writes commands with your aliases in it.

All these pages are also on this website, in All commands.

The setup summary

+settings shows in a single message what is set up on this server: the prefix, the mute type, the +clear limit, the log channels, the automoderation, the antihack, the selfie or auto-thread channels, the roles protected from derank… Handy to check what is on before changing a setting.

Resetting everything

• +reset server resets the bot's settings on this server: permissions, logs, protections, messages…
• +resetall resets the bot's settings on all its servers.

Every command

Each command of this guide, with its arguments, its default level and examples: Prefix, Command aliases, Help, Settings and Reset.