System bot docs

Every System bot command and dashboard page, explained in plain words.

Getting started

Set up the System bot in a few minutes. Do these steps in order.

Invite the bot to the right server
Invite the bot to the server your subscription is for. The bot only works in that server. In any other server it stays silent.
Give the bot Administrator and move its role to the top
Give the bot's role the Administrator permission. Then, in Discord's Server Settings > Roles, drag the bot's role to the top of the list. The bot can only manage roles that are below its own role, so a low role means it can't ban, mute, prison or give roles to those members.
Know the prefix
The default prefix is #, for example #ban. You can change it on the dashboard's Bot Settings page. Mentioning the bot also works as a prefix, for example @bot commands. This is handy if you forget the prefix.
Know who the owners are
Owners can use every command, including owner-only ones like #settings and #protection. Owners are: the server owner, the subscription owner, and extra owners you add with #setowner @member. See them with #owners.
Open the VIP panel
Type @bot vip (or #vip) to open the VIP panel. From there an owner can change the bot's name, avatar, banner, activity, status, prefix and embed colour, add or remove owners, or restart the bot.
See all commands
Type #commands to see the full command list.
Choose who can use moderation commands
Moderation commands work for members on that command's allow list, and for members with Administrator. Type #allow @member or #allow @role, then pick the commands from the menu. Remove with #deny and view the list with #list. You can also set allowed users and roles per command on the dashboard's Bot Commands page.
Save your dashboard changes
Most bot settings are also on the dashboard. When you change something, a bar shows You have unsaved changes. Press Save or nothing is applied.

Commands

The default prefix is #. If your server uses a different prefix, type that instead.

Who can use a command?

Owners only: The server owner, the subscription owner, and extra owners added with #setowner.
Allow list: Members or roles you allowed with #allow, plus anyone with Administrator.
Everyone (until restricted): Everyone, until you add someone to this command’s allow list with #allow. Then only they and admins can use it.
Everyone: Any member can use it.

Moderation33

Ban, kick, timeout, warn and clean up the chat.

#adminlist
Who can use it: Allow list
Lists every member who has a moderation permission in the server.
Usage
```
#adminlist
```
Example
```
#adminlist
```
Counts anyone with Administrator, Kick, Ban, Manage Channels, Manage Messages, Mute, Deafen, Move Members or View Audit Log, including bots. Each member is shown with their ID.
#check
Who can use it: Allow list
Shows how many members have a role and lists them.
Usage
```
#check <@role | role name | role ID>
```
Example
```
#check @Staff
```
You can mention the role, type its exact name, or paste its ID.
#checkvc
Who can use it: Allow list
Lists a role's members and shows which of them are in a voice channel right now.
Usage
```
#checkvc <@role | role name | role ID>
```
Example
```
#checkvc @Staff
```
Shows the total members, how many are in voice, and marks members in voice with 🔊.
#rooms
Also works asرومات
Who can use it: Allow list
Shows staff members who are online but not in any voice channel.
Usage
```
#rooms [all | off | list | set <@role>]
```
Example
```
#rooms all
```
all lists every online staff member grouped by role (🟢 in voice, 🔴 not in voice), off does the same including offline members, list shows the roles being checked, and set @role adds or removes a role from that list. If no roles are set, the bot checks roles that have the Deafen Members permission.
#mypenalties
Also works asعقوباتيعقوبات
Who can use it: Allow list
Shows a member's past penalty counts and any active prison, text mute or voice mute.
Usage
```
#mypenalties [@member | ID] [number | +number | -number]
```
Example
```
#mypenalties @Ahmed
```
Without a member it shows your own penalties. Members with the Administrator permission can add a number (5, +2, -1) to set, add or remove counts; a menu then asks which type (prison, text mute, voice mute) and stays open for 30 seconds.
#mymute
Also works asاسكاتي
Who can use it: Allow list
Shows the details of a member's current text mute: who gave it, the reason and when it ends.
Usage
```
#mymute [@member | ID]
```
Example
```
#mymute @Ahmed
```
Without a member it shows your own. If the mute came from the anti-spam system it shows "Anti Spam" as the giver.
#myprison
Also works asسجني
Who can use it: Allow list
Shows the details of a member's current prison: who gave it, the reason and when it ends.
Usage
```
#myprison [@member | ID]
```
Example
```
#myprison @Ahmed
```
Without a member it shows your own.
#myvmute
Also works asميوتي
Who can use it: Allow list
Shows the details of a member's current voice mute: who gave it, the reason and when it ends.
Usage
```
#myvmute [@member | ID]
```
Example
```
#myvmute @Ahmed
```
Without a member it shows your own.
#penalties
Also works asعقوبات
Who can use it: Allow list
Changes how many past prisons, text mutes or voice mutes are counted on a member.
Usage
```
#penalties <@member | ID> <number | +number | -number>
```
Example
```
#penalties @Ahmed +2
```
+2 adds, -1 removes, and a plain number sets the count. A menu asks which penalty type to change and stays open for 30 seconds. This only edits the counters; it does not punish or release the member.
#records
Also works asسجلات
Who can use it: Allow list
Shows a member's full penalty history: every blacklist, prison, text mute and voice mute with who gave it, the reason and the date.
Usage
```
#records <@member | ID> [record ID]
```
Example
```
#records @Ahmed
```
The top of the list shows totals for each type. Members with the Administrator permission can delete one record by adding its number, for example #records @Ahmed 12-3456.
Heads up: Deleting a record cannot be undone.
#ban
Also works asباند
Who can use it: Allow list
Bans a member from the server, even if they already left (by ID).
Usage
```
#ban <@member | ID> [reason]
```
Example
```
#ban @Ahmed spam links
```
If you set preset reasons with #resons or the dashboard Commands page, a reason menu appears instead of typing one; it closes after 15 seconds. The ban also deletes the member's messages from the last 7 days and is saved to the logs and the member's records.
Heads up: You cannot ban someone with a role equal to or higher than yours, and the bot needs the Ban Members permission.
#black
Who can use it: Allow list
Puts a member on the blacklist: gives them the blacklist role, hides the server from them and kicks them out of voice.
Usage
```
#black <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#black @Ahmed
```
A reason menu appears and closes after 15 seconds. Default reasons are repeated penalties (3 days) and slander (1 week); you can replace them with your own reasons and durations using #resons or the dashboard Commands page. The role is removed automatically when the time ends.
#block
Also works asبلوك
Who can use it: Allow list
Takes a specific role away from a member for a set time, then gives it back.
Usage
```
#block <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#block @Ahmed
```
Each reason is linked to a role and a duration, set with #resons or the dashboard Commands page. A reason menu appears and closes after 15 seconds. If no block reasons are set up, the command does nothing.
#clear
Also works asمسح
Who can use it: Allow list
Deletes recent messages in the current channel.
Usage
```
#clear [1-100 | @member]
```
Example
```
#clear 50
```
Without a number it deletes the last 100 messages. Mention a member to delete only their messages from the last 100. Messages older than 14 days are skipped, and a text copy of the deleted messages is sent to the clear log channel if one is set.
Heads up: Deleted messages cannot be restored.
#exemption
Also works asاعفاء
Who can use it: Allow list
Opens a menu to lift a penalty from a member: prison, text mute or voice mute.
Usage
```
#exemption <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#exemption @Ahmed
```
The menu only shows the types you are allowed to lift and stays open for 30 seconds. Picking one runs #unprison, #unmute or #unvmute for that member.
#kick
Also works asكيك
Who can use it: Allow list
Kicks a member out of the server; they can rejoin with an invite.
Usage
```
#kick <@member | ID> [reason]
```
Example
```
#kick @Ahmed spam
```
Only the first word after the member is saved as the reason. The kick is sent to the kick log channel if one is set.
Heads up: You cannot kick someone with a role equal to or higher than yours.
#move
Also works asاسحبسحب
Who can use it: Allow list
Pulls a member, or everyone in a voice channel, into your voice channel.
Usage
```
#move <@member | ID | voice channel> [@member]
```
Example
```
#move @Ahmed
```
#move @Ahmed pulls one member to you, #move General pulls everyone from that channel to you, and #move @Ahmed @Sara moves Ahmed into Sara's channel. If the member's role is higher than yours, they get Accept/Decline buttons for 30 seconds, unless the server has turned that off.
#moveme
Also works asgo toودني
Who can use it: Allow list
Moves you to another voice channel, or to the channel a member is in.
Usage
```
#moveme <voice channel | channel ID | @member>
```
Example
```
#moveme @Ahmed
```
You must already be in voice and be allowed to see and join the target channel. Full channels are blocked unless you have the Move Members permission.
#mute
Also works asاسكتاسكات
Who can use it: Allow list
Gives a member a text mute (اسكات) so they can't type in the server, for the time tied to the reason you pick.
Usage
```
#mute <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#mute @Ahmed
```
A reason menu appears and closes after 15 seconds. Default reasons are 10m, 2h, 3h, 5h or permanent; you can replace them with your own reasons and durations (like 10m, 1h, 1d) using #resons or the dashboard Commands page. The bot uses the mute role (or creates one named "muted") and removes it when the time ends.
#prison
Also works asسجنjail
Who can use it: Allow list
Sends a member to prison: removes their roles, gives them the prison role and kicks them out of voice until the time ends.
Usage
```
#prison <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#prison @Ahmed
```
A reason menu appears and closes after 15 seconds. Default reasons are 3 days, 1 week or permanent; you can replace them with your own using #resons or the dashboard Commands page. When the prison ends or is lifted, the member gets their old roles back.
#procedure
Also works asعقوبه
Who can use it: Allow list
Opens a menu to pick a penalty for a member: prison, text mute or voice mute.
Usage
```
#procedure <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#procedure @Ahmed
```
The menu only shows the types you are allowed to give and stays open for 30 seconds. Picking one runs #prison, #mute or #vmute, which then shows its own reason menu.
#unban
Who can use it: Allow list
Removes a ban using the user's ID, or removes every ban with all.
Usage
```
#unban <ID | all> [reason]
```
Example
```
#unban 123456789012345678 appeal accepted
```
Heads up: #unban all unbans everyone on the server's ban list at once.
#unblack
Who can use it: Allow list
Removes a member from the blacklist and takes away the blacklist role.
Usage
```
#unblack <@member | ID> [reason]
```
Example
```
#unblack @Ahmed appeal accepted
```
#unblock
Who can use it: Allow list
Ends a member's block early and gives back the role that was taken.
Usage
```
#unblock <@member | ID> [reason]
```
Example
```
#unblock @Ahmed
```
#unmute
Also works asتكلم
Who can use it: Allow list
Lifts a member's text mute so they can type again.
Usage
```
#unmute <@member | ID> [reason]
```
Example
```
#unmute @Ahmed
```
#unprison
Also works asسماحعفوافراج
Who can use it: Allow list
Releases a member from prison and gives back the roles they had before.
Usage
```
#unprison <@member | ID> [reason]
```
Example
```
#unprison @Ahmed
```
#unvmute
Also works asسولففك
Who can use it: Allow list
Lifts a member's voice mute so they can talk again.
Usage
```
#unvmute <@member | ID> [reason]
```
Example
```
#unvmute @Ahmed
```
#vkick
Also works asطرد-صوتيvoicekick
Who can use it: Allow list
Disconnects a member from voice, or disconnects everyone in a voice channel.
Usage
```
#vkick <@member | ID | voice channel>
```
Example
```
#vkick @Ahmed
```
To clear a whole channel, mention it or use its ID; you need permission to see and join that channel. They can rejoin right away.
#vmute
Also works asميوت
Who can use it: Allow list
Gives a member a voice mute (ميوت) so they can't talk in voice channels, for the time tied to the reason you pick.
Usage
```
#vmute <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#vmute @Ahmed
```
A reason menu appears and closes after 15 seconds. Default reasons are 10m, 2h or 5h; you can replace them with your own using #resons or the dashboard Commands page. If the member leaves and rejoins voice, the mute is applied again until it ends.
#reset
Who can use it: Owners only
Opens a menu to clear a member's (or the whole server's) penalties, admin points, invites, warnings, records, prison, text mute or voice mute.
Usage
```
#reset [@member | ID]
```
Example
```
#reset @Ahmed
```
The menu stays open for 2 minutes. After you pick an option, a Yes/No confirmation appears and times out after 15 seconds. Choosing prison, text mute or voice mute also lifts those active penalties.
Heads up: Without a member, the reset applies to everyone in the server. Reset data cannot be restored.
#warn
Who can use it: Allow list
Adds a warning to a member and sends them the reason in a DM.
Usage
```
#warn <@member | ID> [reason]
```
Example
```
#warn @Ahmed spamming in #general
```
If you don't type a reason and preset reasons are set with #resons or the dashboard Commands page, a reason menu appears and closes after 15 seconds. Each warning gets an ID you can use with #wremove.
#wremove
Who can use it: Allow list
Deletes one warning from a member using its warning ID.
Usage
```
#wremove <@member | ID> <warning ID>
```
Example
```
#wremove @Ahmed 42
```
Find the warning ID with #wlist.
#wlist
Who can use it: Allow list
Lists warnings with their ID, who gave them, the reason and the date.
Usage
```
#wlist [@member | ID]
```
Example
```
#wlist @Ahmed
```
Without a member it lists every warning in the server.

Protection18

Stop raids and keep the server safe.

#wanti
Who can use it: Owners only
Adds or removes a member from the anti-delete/anti-create exemption list, so the bot will not undo the channels and roles they create or delete.
Usage
```
#wanti <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#wanti @Ahmed
```
Run it again on the same member to remove them. ✅ means added, ☑️ means removed. It does not exempt them from the protection limits (use #trustuser for that).
#wantilist
Who can use it: Owners only
Shows the members exempted with #wanti, who can delete or create channels and roles without the bot undoing it.
Usage
```
#wantilist
```
Example
```
#wantilist
```
Members who left the server are removed from the list automatically.
#createlimit
Who can use it: Owners only
Sets one limit for banning, kicking, creating/deleting channels and creating/deleting roles (default 5).
Usage
```
#createlimit [number]
```
Example
```
#createlimit 3
```
When someone reaches the limit, the bot applies the action set for it on the dashboard: ban, kick, remove roles, or remove role permissions. Any other action removes their admin roles and gives a 1-day Discord timeout. The server owner and trusted users are never punished.
#restore
Also works asاسترجاع
Who can use it: Everyone
Gives back the roles and role permissions the protection took away, and lifts the protection lock.
Usage
```
#restore
```
Example
```
#restore
```
Only members with Administrator can use it. It also unlocks the moderation and role commands that maximum protection locked after a limit was hit.
#trustlist
Who can use it: Owners only
Shows the trusted members the protection ignores.
Usage
```
#trustlist
```
Example
```
#trustlist
```
Members who left the server are removed from the list automatically.
#trustuser
Also works astuser
Who can use it: Owners only
Adds or removes a member from the trust list, so protection limits and anti-delete/anti-create never act on them.
Usage
```
#trustuser <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#trustuser @Ahmed
```
Run it again on the same member to remove them. ✅ means added, ☑️ means removed.
Heads up: A trusted member can ban, kick and delete channels or roles without any limit. Only trust people you fully rely on.
#protection
Also works asحمايه
Who can use it: Owners only
Opens the protection settings menu, where you turn each protection on or off and set the fake-account options.
Usage
```
#protection
```
Example
```
#protection
```
The menu covers maximum protection, bots, create, delete, webhooks, permissions, server name and icon, fake accounts, bad words, spam and links, plus the fake-account action and age, and channels allowed to post links. It stays open for 2 minutes.
Heads up: With maximum protection on, once someone passes a limit all moderation and role commands are locked until an admin runs #restore.
#ecollection
Also works asecol
Who can use it: Owners only
Creates a role-protection collection with that name, or deletes it if it already exists.
Usage
```
#ecollection <name>
```
Example
```
#ecollection staff
```
✅ means created, ☑ means deleted. Deleting a collection also clears its roles and allowed lists. Set it up with #collection.
#collection
Also works ascol
Who can use it: Owners only
Edits a role-protection collection: which roles it protects and which roles or members are allowed to give them.
Usage
```
#collection [name]
```
Example
```
#collection staff
```
Without a name it lists your collections. With a name you get buttons for protected roles, allowed roles, allowed users and "removable"; mention roles or members within 60 seconds to add or remove them. The buttons work for about 4 minutes.
#antijoin
Also works asوهميajoin
Who can use it: Owners only
Turns protection against new (fake) accounts on or off, or sets how young an account must be to count as new.
Usage
```
#antijoin <on | off | time <duration>>
```
Example
```
#antijoin time 7d
```
Words: on / فعل, off / عطل, time / وقت. The duration is a number with s, m, h or d, like 7d or 12h (default 1 day). Setting a time also turns the protection on. The action (prison by default) is set with #setrjoin.
#setrjoin
Who can use it: Owners only
Chooses what happens to new (fake) accounts when they join: ban, prison, or give a role.
Usage
```
#setrjoin
```
Example
```
#setrjoin
```
Reply with a number within 15 seconds: 1 ban, 2 prison, 3 give a role (then mention the role or send its ID within 60 seconds), 0 cancel.
#antibots
Also works asبوتاتbots
Who can use it: Owners only
Turns on or off kicking any bot that joins the server, or lists all bots in it.
Usage
```
#antibots <on | off | all>
```
Example
```
#antibots on
```
Words: on / منع turns it on, off / سماح turns it off, all / منشن lists every bot with its ID.
#antidelete
Also works asadelete
Who can use it: Owners only
Turns on or off the protection that brings back deleted channels and roles.
Usage
```
#antidelete <on | off>
```
Example
```
#antidelete on
```
Words: on / فعل, off / عطل. Deleted channels are cloned back and deleted roles are re-created and given back to their members. The owner, trusted users and #wanti members are ignored.
#antilinks
Also works asروابط
Who can use it: Owners only
Turns the link blocker on or off, or adds/removes a channel where links are allowed.
Usage
```
#antilinks <on | off | list | #channel>
```
Example
```
#antilinks on
```
Words: on / فعل, off / عطل, list / شاتات. Mention a channel (or send its ID) to allow links there; do it again to remove it. You can also manage allowed channels from #protection.
#antiperms
Also works asبرمشنات
Who can use it: Owners only
Turns on or off the protection against editing role permissions, and manages who is allowed to edit them.
Usage
```
#antiperms <on | off | list | @member | @role>
```
Example
```
#antiperms on
```
Words: on / فعل, off / عطل, list / قائمه. Mention a member or role (or send an ID) to add them to the allowed list; do it again to remove them.
#antiword
Also works asaword
Who can use it: Owners only
Turns the bad-words filter on or off, and adds or removes blocked words.
Usage
```
#antiword <on | off | list | word>
```
Example
```
#antiword on
```
Words: on / فعل, off / عطل, list / الكل. Anything else is treated as a word: added if new (✅), removed if already listed (☑). Members who send a blocked word get the penalty set for it, a text mute by default.
#bblack
Who can use it: Owners only
Adds a user to the server blacklist (and bans them), or removes them (and unbans them).
Usage
```
#bblack <on | off | @member | user ID>
```
Example
```
#bblack 123456789012345678
```
Words: on / فعل, off / عطل. You can use a user ID even if they are not in the server. Run it again on the same user to remove them. The bot needs the Ban Members permission.
Heads up: Adding someone bans them right away and deletes their messages from the last 7 days.
#spam
Also works asspamlimitlspam
Who can use it: Owners only
Opens the anti-spam settings: turn spam and repeated-message protection on or off, set the long-message length, and the mute time.
Usage
```
#spam
```
Example
```
#spam
```
Pick an option within 30 seconds. For length or mute time, type the value within 60 seconds (a number, or a time like 10m or 1h). The default length is 250 characters and the default mute is 10 minutes.

Roles14

Give, remove and manage roles.

#wmessage
Who can use it: Allow list
Welcomes a member with a saved message and image and gives them a temporary role for 10 minutes.
Usage
```
#wmessage <@member | ID> | #wmessage setrole <@role | ID> | #wmessage setmsg <text> [image]
```
Example
```
#wmessage @Ahmed
```
The bot owner sets it up first: #wmessage setrole picks the role, and #wmessage setmsg saves the text and/or an attached image. Then #wmessage @member replies with a mention of the member plus the saved message, gives the role, and removes it after 10 minutes. #wmessage help shows the setup commands. The bot's role must be above the temporary role.
#role
Also works asرول
Who can use it: Allow list
Gives a role to a member, or takes it away if they already have it.
Usage
```
#role <@member | ID> <@role | role ID | role name>
```
Example
```
#role @Ahmed VIP
```
You can write the start of the role name instead of mentioning it. To change several roles at once, separate them with commas and no spaces (#role @Ahmed VIP,Pic). You can't edit a member or a role higher than your own top role, and the bot's role must be above the role.
#rolemulti
Who can use it: Allow list
Adds a role to every member of the server in one go.
Usage
```
#rolemulti <@role | role ID | role name>
```
Example
```
#rolemulti @Members
```
After the command, pick who gets it (Everyone, Humans or Bots), then choose Add. Each menu waits 30 seconds. The role must be below your top role and below the bot's role.
Heads up: This changes every member it picks, one member at a time, so on big servers it can take a long time to finish. Double-check the role before you confirm.
#myrole
Also works asرولي
Who can use it: Everyone
Opens a menu to manage your own special role.
Usage
```
#myrole
```
Example
```
#myrole
```
Works only if staff gave you a special role with #srole. From the menu you can give or take the role from a member, rename it, change its colour (like #ffffff), set its icon (image, link or emoji) or delete it. The menu stays open 2 minutes and each answer waits 60 seconds.
Heads up: Choosing Delete removes your special role right away, with no confirmation.
#dsrole
Who can use it: Allow list
Deletes a member's special role.
Usage
```
#dsrole <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#dsrole @Ahmed
```
The role is deleted from the server, not just removed from the member.
#srole
Also works asرولك
Who can use it: Allow list
Creates a special role with the name you give and hands it to the member.
Usage
```
#srole <@member | ID> <role name>
```
Example
```
#srole @Ahmed Ahmed's Crew
```
The member can then edit it with #myrole. The new role has no extra permissions. Each member has one special role, so using #srole again on the same member deletes their old one and makes a new one.
#addrole
Who can use it: Allow list
Creates a new role with the name you write.
Usage
```
#addrole <role name>
```
Example
```
#addrole Event Winners
```
The role is created with no extra permissions. The bot reacts with ✅ and posts it in the roles log if you set one.
#autorole
Also works asرول تلقائي
Who can use it: Allow list
Sets the role the bot gives to every new member who joins.
Usage
```
#autorole <@role | role ID | role name>
```
Example
```
#autorole @Members
```
Run it again with the same role to turn it off. Only one role can be set this way; the dashboard Auto-roles page does the same thing. The bot's role must be above this role.
#here
Also works asهير
Who can use it: Allow list
Gives the member the server's "here" role, or takes it away if they already have it.
Usage
```
#here <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#here @Ahmed
```
The role must be set first by the bot owner with #setrole. You can't use it on a member above you, and the bot's role must be above the here role.
#live
Also works asكاملايف
Who can use it: Allow list
Gives the member the server's live (streaming/camera) role, or takes it away if they already have it.
Usage
```
#live <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#live @Ahmed
```
The role must be set first by the bot owner with #setrole. You can't use it on a member above you, and the bot's role must be above the live role.
#pic
Also works asصور
Who can use it: Allow list
Gives the member the server's pictures role, or takes it away if they already have it.
Usage
```
#pic <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#pic @Ahmed
```
The role must be set first by the bot owner with #setrole. You can't use it on a member above you, and the bot's role must be above the pic role.
#reactrole
Also works asrrole
Who can use it: Allow list
Links an emoji on a message to a role, so members get the role by reacting.
Usage
```
#reactrole <#channel> <message ID> <emoji> <@role> | #reactrole remove <message ID> <emoji>
```
Example
```
#reactrole #roles 1234567890123456789 🤍 @Girls
```
The easiest way is the dashboard Reaction roles page. With the command, the bot adds the emoji to the message for you; to delete one, use #reactrole remove with the same message ID and emoji. The bot needs Manage Roles and Add Reactions, and its role must be above the role.
#irole
Also works assetroleimgricon
Who can use it: Allow list
Sets or changes a role's icon using an image, an image link or a custom emoji.
Usage
```
#irole <@role | role ID> [image | image link | emoji | none]
```
Example
```
#irole @VIP 👑
```
Attach the image to the command message or put a link or emoji after the role. Write none (or nothing) to remove the icon. Role icons need the server to have Boost level 2, and the role must be below your top role and the bot's role.
#unnew
Who can use it: Allow list
Removes the new-account role from a member.
Usage
```
#unnew <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#unnew @Ahmed
```
This is the role the fake-account protection gives to new accounts when its action is set to give a role. If the member doesn't have it, the bot tells you. The bot's role must be above that role.

Colors4

Let members pick the colour of their name.

#color
Also works asلون
Who can use it: Everyone (until restricted)
Changes your colour to the colour role with that number.
Usage
```
#color <number>
```
Example
```
#color 5
```
Colour roles are roles named with just a number (1, 2, 3...); use #colors to see them. Picking a colour removes your old one, and #color 0 removes your colour. The bot's role must be above the colour roles, and roles with admin-type permissions can't be taken.
#colors
Also works asالوان
Who can use it: Everyone (until restricted)
Sends an image of all the server's colours with their numbers.
Usage
```
#colors
```
Example
```
#colors
```
The image shows every role named with a number (1, 2, 3...) in its colour, on the server's colours background if one is set. Members then pick one with #color. You can create the colour roles and background from #setcolors or the dashboard Colours page.
#mcolors
Who can use it: Everyone (until restricted)
Sends the colours image with a menu so members can pick their colour by clicking.
Usage
```
#mcolors
```
Example
```
#mcolors
```
The menu lists the colour roles by number, and 0 removes the colour. If "colours without numbers" is on in #setcolors, the menu uses the roles you linked to numbers there instead.
#setcolors
Who can use it: Owners only
Opens the colours settings menu.
Usage
```
#setcolors
```
Example
```
#setcolors
```
From the menu you can set the colours background image, pick a colours channel that is cleared and gets a fresh colours image or menu every 3 minutes, turn on colours without numbers and link any role to a colour number (@role 1) with an optional emoji (@role 🟢). The menu stays open 2 minutes and each answer waits 60 seconds. The dashboard Colours page can set this up too.
Heads up: The colours channel is wiped automatically every 3 minutes, so only use a channel made just for colours.

Logs3

Choose where the bot posts what happens in your server.

#logs
Also works assetlogs
Who can use it: Owners only
Picks which log types are sent to a channel you mention.
Usage
```
#logs <#channel | channel ID | channel name>
```
Example
```
#logs #mod-logs
```
A menu lists every log type; pick one or more within 30 seconds. Picking a log that already goes to that same channel turns it off.
#lremove
Who can use it: Owners only
Deletes every log channel the bot created, plus its log categories.
Usage
```
#lremove
```
Example
```
#lremove
```
It removes the "Fate Protection" and "Fate Logs" categories and every channel currently set as a log channel. There is no confirmation step.
Heads up: This deletes ALL log channels at once, with their message history, and cannot be undone. Any of your own channels that you set as a log channel are deleted too.
#lsetup
Who can use it: Owners only
Creates all the log channels for you, either short (grouped) or detailed (one per log).
Usage
```
#lsetup
```
Example
```
#lsetup
```
Press "short logs" or "detailed logs" within 30 seconds. New channels are hidden from @everyone.
Heads up: It first deletes your current log channels and the bot's log categories, then creates new ones.

Invites4

The server link and who invited the most members.

#link
Also works asرابط
Who can use it: Everyone (until restricted)
Creates an invite link to the server and sends it to you in DM.
Usage
```
#link
```
Example
```
#link
```
By default the link lasts 1 hour with 5 uses, and members without Create Invite wait 30 minutes between links. Admins can change this with #setlink. If your DMs are closed, the link is posted in the chat.
#myinv
Also works asروابطيmylinkmyinvite
Who can use it: Everyone (until restricted)
Shows how many people you (or another member) invited.
Usage
```
#myinv [@member | ID]
```
Example
```
#myinv
```
#setlink
Also works asslink
Who can use it: Owners only
Sets the options for links made with #link: duration, max uses, channel, attached message and cooldown.
Usage
```
#setlink
```
Example
```
#setlink
```
Reply with a number within 15 seconds: 1 duration, 2 uses, 3 channel, 4 message, 5 cooldown, 6 turn off posting the link in chat when DMs are closed, 0 cancel. Then send the value within 60 seconds. Times use s, m, h or d and must be under 7 days; 0 means never expires. In the message, [invus] shows the uses and [invti] the time.
#topinvite
Also works asinvitestopinv
Who can use it: Everyone (until restricted)
Shows the top 10 members with the most invites.
Usage
```
#topinvite
```
Example
```
#topinvite
```

Points5

Add, remove and check member points.

#info
Who can use it: Allow list
Shows a staff member's moderation counts (prisons, text mutes, voice mutes given and removed) and their total points.
Usage
```
#info [@member | ID | top]
```
Example
```
#info @Ahmed
```
Without a member it shows your own. Use "top" to see the 10 staff with the most actions. Total points = prisons + text mutes + voice mutes given.
#apoint
Also works asapoints
Who can use it: Allow list
Adds 1 point to a member.
Usage
```
#apoint <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#apoint @Ahmed
```
#points
Who can use it: Everyone (until restricted)
Shows the server points leaderboard, a member's points, or (for admins) changes or resets points.
Usage
```
#points [@member | ID] [number | +number | -number] | #points reset [@member]
```
Example
```
#points @Ahmed +5
```
No arguments shows the leaderboard. A member alone shows their points. Admins can add (+5), remove (-5) or set (10) points, or use reset / تصفير on one member or, after a 15-second confirmation, on everyone.
Heads up: Changing or resetting points needs the Administrator permission. Resetting a member has no confirmation.
#rpoint
Also works asrpoints
Who can use it: Allow list
Removes 1 point from a member.
Usage
```
#rpoint <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#rpoint @Ahmed
```
Points can go below zero.
#preset
Who can use it: Allow list
Resets the points of one member, or of everyone if no member is given.
Usage
```
#preset [@member | ID]
```
Example
```
#preset @Ahmed
```
Confirm with the buttons within 2 minutes.
Heads up: Without a member it wipes the points of every member in the server, and this cannot be undone.

Tasks2

Give tasks to your moderators.

#settask
Who can use it: Owners only
Sets up a staff task: pick a slot, give it a name, then mention the members responsible.
Usage
```
#settask
```
Example
```
#settask
```
There are 25 slots. Pick one within 30 seconds, then send the name and the mentions within 60 seconds each. Send "none" as the name to delete that task.
#task
Who can use it: Allow list
Shows the staff tasks and who is responsible for the one you pick.
Usage
```
#task
```
Example
```
#task
```
Pick a task from the menu within 30 seconds.

Channels23

Lock, hide and control chat channels.

#applay
Also works asفعل
Who can use it: Allow list
Gives @everyone back the Mention @everyone and Attach Files permissions in this channel.
Usage
```
#applay
```
Example
```
#applay
```
"Mentions and pic" means the Mention @everyone, @here and All Roles permission plus Attach Files (pictures and files). The command sets both back to neutral (/) for @everyone, so the channel follows the category and server settings again. It works on the channel you type it in; it is the opposite of #disapplay.
#archive
Also works asارشيف
Who can use it: Allow list
Moves the current channel into your archive category.
Usage
```
#archive
```
Example
```
#archive
```
Set the archive category first in the dashboard (Server settings → Archive). If no category is set, the bot replies asking you to set one. The move happens right away: there is no confirmation.
Heads up: No confirmation step. After the move the channel takes the archive category's permissions (they are synced), so people may lose or gain access.
#disapplay
Also works asعطل
Who can use it: Allow list
Stops @everyone from sending pictures/files and from pinging @everyone, @here and roles in this channel.
Usage
```
#disapplay
```
Example
```
#disapplay
```
It denies the Mention @everyone, @here and All Roles and Attach Files permissions for @everyone in the channel you type it in. Normal member mentions still work. Use #applay to undo it. The bot needs Manage Channels.
#hide
Also works asاخفاء
Who can use it: Allow list
Hides a channel from @everyone.
Usage
```
#hide [#channel]
```
Example
```
#hide #staff-chat
```
It denies the View Channel permission for @everyone. Roles with their own View Channel allow still see it. Without a channel it hides the channel you type in. The bot needs Manage Channels.
#lock
Also works asقفل
Who can use it: Allow list
Locks a text channel: @everyone can no longer send messages.
Usage
```
#lock [#channel]
```
Example
```
#lock #general
```
It denies the Send Messages permission for @everyone. Without a channel it locks the channel you type in. Roles that have their own Send Messages allow can still talk. The bot needs Manage Channels.
#slowmode
Who can use it: Allow list
Sets slowmode on the current channel, in seconds.
Usage
```
#slowmode <seconds>
```
Example
```
#slowmode 10
```
Type a number of seconds (Discord allows up to 21600, which is 6 hours). Use #slowmode 0 to turn it off. It always applies to the channel you type in.
#unhide
Also works asاظهار
Who can use it: Allow list
Shows a hidden channel to @everyone again.
Usage
```
#unhide [#channel]
```
Example
```
#unhide #events
```
It sets View Channel to allowed (✓) for @everyone, not just neutral. Without a channel it uses the channel you type in.
Heads up: Because View Channel is set to allowed, everyone will see the channel even if its category is private.
#unlock
Also works asفتح
Who can use it: Allow list
Unlocks a channel locked with #lock.
Usage
```
#unlock [#channel]
```
Example
```
#unlock #general
```
It sets Send Messages for @everyone back to neutral (/), so the channel follows the category and server settings. If @everyone is blocked from sending at category or server level, the channel stays locked. Without a channel it uses the channel you type in.
#callow
Also works ascallow
Who can use it: Allow list
Removes a #cdeny block so the member can join that voice channel again.
Usage
```
#callow <@member | ID> [voice channel]
```
Example
```
#callow @Ahmed 123456789012345678
```
You can name the voice channel by mention, ID or exact name. If you leave it out and you are in a voice channel, your current voice channel is used. If the member was not blocked from that channel, the bot says so.
#cdeny
Also works ascdeny
Who can use it: Allow list
Blocks a member from a voice channel: the bot kicks them out every time they join it.
Usage
```
#cdeny <@member | ID> [voice channel]
```
Example
```
#cdeny @Ahmed 123456789012345678
```
You can name the voice channel by mention, ID or exact name. If you leave it out and you are in a voice channel, your current voice channel is used. Undo it with #callow and see all blocks with #clist.
Heads up: If the member is in any voice channel when you run it, they are disconnected right away, even if it is a different channel.
#chide
Who can use it: Allow list
Hides a voice channel from one member and stops them joining it.
Usage
```
#chide <@member | ID> [voice channel]
```
Example
```
#chide @Ahmed 123456789012345678
```
You can name the voice channel by mention, ID or exact name. If you leave it out and you are in a voice channel, your current voice channel is used. It denies View Channel and Connect for that member on the channel and disconnects them if they are in voice. Undo it with #cunhide.
#clist
Also works asclist
Who can use it: Allow list
Lists members blocked from voice channels with #cdeny.
Usage
```
#clist [voice channel]
```
Example
```
#clist
```
Without a channel it lists all blocks in the server; with a channel (mention, ID or name) it lists only that channel. Each line shows the channel, the member and who blocked them.
#cunhide
Who can use it: Allow list
Shows a voice channel again to a member hidden with #chide.
Usage
```
#cunhide <@member | ID> [voice channel]
```
Example
```
#cunhide @Ahmed 123456789012345678
```
You can name the voice channel by mention, ID or exact name. If you leave it out and you are in a voice channel, your current voice channel is used. It removes that member's own permission entry on the channel.
Heads up: This deletes every per-member permission that member had on the channel, not only the hide.
#setclear
Who can use it: Allow list
Auto clear: every few minutes the bot wipes the channel and posts your saved message again.
Usage
```
#setclear <#channel> <message | colors | colorsm> [attached image]
```
Example
```
#setclear #colors colors
```
About every 3 minutes the bot deletes up to 100 recent messages (younger than 14 days) and reposts your text and/or attached image. Use colors (or الوان) to repost the colour roles list, or colorsm for the colour menu. You can set the same thing on the dashboard Auto-control page.
Heads up: Messages in that channel are deleted automatically. Do not use it on a chat channel you want to keep.
#unclear
Also works asdclear
Who can use it: Allow list
Turns off auto clear for a channel.
Usage
```
#unclear <#channel>
```
Example
```
#unclear #colors
```
Removes the #setclear setting for that channel. You can set the same thing on the dashboard Auto-control page.
#setline
Also works asline
Who can use it: Allow list
Auto line: the bot posts a divider image after every message in the channel.
Usage
```
#setline <#channel> <image link | attached image>
```
Example
```
#setline #general (attach the line image)
```
Attach the line image to the command or paste an image link after the channel. Sending a new line replaces the old one. The bot needs Attach Files. You can set the same thing on the dashboard Auto-control page.
#unline
Also works asdline
Who can use it: Allow list
Turns off the auto line for a channel.
Usage
```
#unline <#channel>
```
Example
```
#unline #general
```
Removes the #setline setting for that channel. You can set the same thing on the dashboard Auto-control page.
#setreact
Also works asreact
Who can use it: Allow list
Auto react: the bot adds your emojis to every message in the channel.
Usage
```
#setreact <#channel> <emoji> [emoji ...]
```
Example
```
#setreact #suggestions 👍 👎
```
Put a space between emojis. Running it again replaces the old emoji list. The bot needs Add Reactions, and server emojis must be from a server the bot is in. You can set the same thing on the dashboard Auto-control page.
#unreact
Also works asdreact
Who can use it: Allow list
Turns off auto react for a channel.
Usage
```
#unreact <#channel>
```
Example
```
#unreact #suggestions
```
Removes the #setreact emojis for that channel. You can set the same thing on the dashboard Auto-control page.
#setpcolor
Who can use it: Allow list
Sets the embed colour used by #setpic picture channels.
Usage
```
#setpcolor <#hex colour>
```
Example
```
#setpcolor #ff0000
```
The colour must start with # (for example #5865f2). One colour applies to all picture channels in the server.
#setpic
Who can use it: Allow list
Makes a pictures channel: the bot reposts every image or video as a neat embed and deletes the original.
Usage
```
#setpic <#channel> [attached line image]
```
Example
```
#setpic #photos
```
Each embed shows "By @member". If you attach an image to the command, the bot posts it as a line after each picture. Text-only messages are left alone. Set the embed colour with #setpcolor. You can set the same thing on the dashboard Auto-control page.
Heads up: Members' original messages with pictures are deleted after the bot reposts them.
#unpic
Who can use it: Allow list
Turns off the pictures embed for a channel.
Usage
```
#unpic <#channel>
```
Example
```
#unpic #photos
```
Removes the #setpic setting and its line for that channel. You can set the same thing on the dashboard Auto-control page.
#say
Who can use it: Allow list
Makes the bot send your message in a channel.
Usage
```
#say <#channel | channel ID> <message | attached file>
```
Example
```
#say #news Event starts at 9 PM!
```
Write the text after the channel, attach one file, or both. The bot reacts ✅ when sent and ❌ if it could not send (for example missing permissions in that channel).

Settings23

Server settings, the allow list and command options.

#addemoji
Also works asaemojiايموجي
Who can use it: Allow list
Copies one or more custom emojis into your server.
Usage
```
#addemoji <emoji> [emoji ...]
```
Example
```
#addemoji :party: :wave:
```
Paste the custom emojis after the command, separated by spaces. The bot needs the Manage Emojis and Stickers permission and reacts with ✅ when done.
#sticker
Who can use it: Allow list
Adds a new sticker to your server.
Usage
```
#sticker <name> [emoji]
```
Example
```
#sticker welcome 👋
```
After the command, send a sticker or an image within 60 seconds. The emoji is optional (default: smile). The bot needs the Manage Emojis and Stickers permission.
#settings
Also works asاعدادات
Who can use it: Owners only
Opens the server settings menu, where you turn features on or off.
Usage
```
#settings
```
Example
```
#settings
```
Options: auto reply, only the giver can lift a punishment, move members without asking, voice chat clearing (on/off, how often, and which categories), channels allowed to post Tell links, and image-only channels. For chat clearing, turn it on, set the time (like 30m or 2h, default 2h), then add a category: the bot clears the text chat of every voice channel in that category on that schedule. The menu stays open for 2 minutes, and each reply you type has 60 seconds.
Heads up: Chat clearing deletes messages for good. Only messages newer than 14 days are cleared, and the time can be up to 2 days.
#allow
Also works asاضافة
Who can use it: Owners only
Lets roles or members use the commands you pick.
Usage
```
#allow <@role | @member | ID> [more ...]
```
Example
```
#allow @Mods @Ahmed
```
Mention one or more roles or members, then pick one or more command groups from the menu within 30 seconds. Members with Administrator can always use allow-list commands.
#deny
Also works asازالة
Who can use it: Owners only
Removes roles or members from the commands you pick.
Usage
```
#deny <@role | @member | ID> [more ...]
```
Example
```
#deny @Mods
```
Mention one or more roles or members, then pick the command groups within 30 seconds. ☑️ means removed, ❌ means they were not on that list. Members with Administrator can still use them.
#list
Also works asقائمةقائمه
Who can use it: Owners only
Shows which roles and members are allowed to use each command.
Usage
```
#list [@role | @member | ID]
```
Example
```
#list @Mods
```
Add a role or member to see only their permissions. Without a filter it also shows which protections are on.
#blackchat
Also works asblacklist
Who can use it: Owners only
Picks a channel where the bot posts a notice for each punishment type.
Usage
```
#blackchat <#channel | ID>
```
Example
```
#blackchat #punishments
```
Pick one or more types within 30 seconds: ban, prison, blacklist, block, mute, voice mute, warn, or new accounts. Running it again with the same channel removes it. Attach an image to use it as the separator line under each post.
#cmd
Also works asاوامر
Who can use it: Owners only
Opens a settings menu for one command.
Usage
```
#cmd <command>
```
Example
```
#cmd ban
```
You can turn the command on or off, limit it to allowed channels, auto-delete the bot's reply after 5 seconds, add or remove shortcuts (a word that runs the command without the prefix), add or remove allowed channels, add or remove allowed roles or members, or switch to another command. The menu stays open for 5 minutes, and each reply you type has 60 seconds.
Heads up: A turned-off command stops working for everyone, owners included, until you turn it back on.
#resons
Also works asاسباب
Who can use it: Owners only
Sets ready-made reasons (and durations) for punishment commands.
Usage
```
#resons
```
Example
```
#resons
```
Pick the type (ban, prison, blacklist, block, mute, voice mute, warn), then a slot from 1 to 25, then type the reason. Most types also ask for a time like 1m, 1h or 1d (0 = no limit, max 24 days); block also asks for a role. Type none to delete a reason.
#setbanmsg
Who can use it: Owners only
Sets the message the bot sends when a member is banned.
Usage
```
#setbanmsg <message | none>
```
Example
```
#setbanmsg [member] is banned, bye!
```
You can use [member], [membertag] and [membername] in the text. Type none to go back to the default reaction.
#setchannel
Also works assetchannels
Who can use it: Owners only
Sets the channels the bot uses for prison, blacklist, new accounts, mute, groups and archive.
Usage
```
#setchannel [#channel | ID]
```
Example
```
#setchannel #prison
```
Without a channel it shows what is set now. With a channel, pick the type within 30 seconds; picking the same channel again removes it.
#setpadmin
Who can use it: Owners only
Turns on or off: only the person who gave a punishment can lift it.
Usage
```
#setpadmin
```
Example
```
#setpadmin
```
✅ means on, ☑️ means off. You can also change this in #settings.
#pallow
Who can use it: Owners only
Allows a member or role to lift a punishment type, even if someone else gave it.
Usage
```
#pallow <@member | @role | ID>
```
Example
```
#pallow @SeniorMods
```
Pick the type within 30 seconds: prison, blacklist, mute, voice mute or block. Running it again for the same type removes the permission. See the list with #plist.
#plist
Who can use it: Owners only
Lists who is allowed to lift punishments (set with #pallow).
Usage
```
#plist
```
Example
```
#plist
```
#setrole
Also works assetroles
Who can use it: Owners only
Sets the roles the bot uses: auto role, bots auto role, pic, cam, here, prison, blacklist and mute.
Usage
```
#setrole [@role | ID]
```
Example
```
#setrole @Pics
```
Without a role it shows what is set now. With a role, pick the type within 30 seconds; picking the same role again removes it.
#commands
Who can use it: Everyone
Shows the full command list, sorted by category.
Usage
```
#commands [command]
```
Example
```
#commands ban
```
Pick a category from the menu to see its commands, with buttons for the dashboard and support. Add a command name to see just that command. Needs the Administrator permission.
#setnprefix
Who can use it: Owners only
Turns no-prefix mode on or off for moderation and roles commands.
Usage
```
#setnprefix
```
Example
```
#setnprefix
```
When on, you can type ban @member instead of #ban @member. Other commands still need the prefix. ✅ means on, ☑️ means off.
#setowner
Who can use it: Owners only
Adds or removes an extra owner of the bot in this server.
Usage
```
#setowner <@member | ID>
```
Example
```
#setowner @Ahmed
```
Owners are the server owner, the subscription owner, and extra owners added here. Owners can use every owner-only command, so add only people you trust.
#owners
Who can use it: Owners only
Lists the extra owners added with #setowner.
Usage
```
#owners
```
Example
```
#owners
```
The server owner and the subscription owner are always owners and are not shown here.
#restart
Who can use it: Owners only
Premium
Restarts the bot.
Usage
```
#restart
```
Example
```
#restart
```
Premium command. The bot goes offline for a few seconds and comes back on its own.
Heads up: Anything open at that moment (menus, waiting replies) is cancelled.
#setname
Also works assn
Who can use it: Owners only
Premium
Changes the bot's name.
Usage
```
#setname <new name>
```
Example
```
#setname Fate Guard
```
Premium command. The name must be 2 to 32 characters. Discord limits how often a name can change, so wait a while if it fails.
#setbanner
Also works assb
Who can use it: Owners only
Premium
Changes the bot's profile banner.
Usage
```
#setbanner <image link | attach image>
```
Example
```
#setbanner https://example.com/banner.png
```
Premium command. Attach an image or paste a link. Discord limits how often it can change, so wait a while if it fails.
#vip
Who can use it: Owners only
Opens the VIP panel to control the bot.
Usage
```
#vip
```
Example
```
#vip
```
It shows the prefix, who the subscription belongs to and when it ends. From the menu you can change the bot's name, avatar (افتار البوت), banner, activity, status (Online, Idle, Dnd, Invisible), prefix and embed color, add or remove owners, see the owners list, remove the avatar or banner, or restart the bot. The panel stays open for 4 minutes, and each reply you type has 60 seconds.

General7

Everyday info commands for everyone.

#server
Also works asserverinfo
Who can use it: Allow list
Shows server info: owner, creation date, members, channels, voice activity and boosts.
Usage
```
#server
```
Example
```
#server
```
#avatar
Also works asavavt
Who can use it: Everyone (until restricted)
Shows a member's profile picture in full size.
Usage
```
#avatar [@member | ID | server]
```
Example
```
#avatar @Ahmed
```
With nothing after it, it shows yours. Type server to see the server icon. You can also use a user ID from outside the server.
#banner
Who can use it: Everyone (until restricted)
Shows a member's profile banner.
Usage
```
#banner [@member | ID | server]
```
Example
```
#banner @Ahmed
```
With nothing after it, it shows yours. Type server to see the server banner.
#change
Who can use it: Everyone (until restricted)
Turns an image you attach into black and white.
Usage
```
#change (attach image)
```
Example
```
#change
```
Attach the image to the same message as the command.
#help
Who can use it: Everyone (until restricted)
Sends you a DM with the help message: links to the command list, the dashboard and support.
Usage
```
#help
```
Example
```
#help
```
✅ means it was sent. 🔒 means your DMs are closed, so open them and try again.
#ping
Who can use it: Everyone (until restricted)
Shows the bot's connection speed.
Usage
```
#ping
```
Example
```
#ping
```
Needs the Administrator permission.
#user
Who can use it: Everyone (until restricted)
Shows info about a member.
Usage
```
#user [@member | ID]
```
Example
```
#user @Ahmed
```
Shows the username, ID, nickname, account age, join date, invites, who invited them, devices and up to 6 roles. With nothing after it, it shows yours.

Dashboard guides

What each dashboard page does and how to set it up.

Overview

How your server is doing today, and how it changed over time.

What's on this page

Today's numbers: Joined today, Left today, Net change today and Messages today.
Joins and leaves chart: members who joined and left.
Messages chart: messages sent per day.
Period picker: Any, This Month, Last 7 days, Last 30 days or Last 60 days.

How to set it up

Open Overview from the sidebar.
Pick a period from the Period menu.
Read the charts. Each chart also shows the totals for the period.

Common mistakes

Expecting data on a new server. The charts fill up as members join and chat.
Looking for settings here. This page only shows numbers and changes nothing.

Quick Setup

Turn the main bot modules on or off in one place.

What's on this page

On/off switches for Auto-Moderation, Welcomer, Auto-Roles and Protection.
Commands is marked Coming Soon and can't be switched yet.
Configure Module opens the full settings page for that module.

How to set it up

Open Quick Setup.
Turn on the modules you want. Each switch saves right away.
Press Configure Module to set up each module on its own page.

Common mistakes

Setting up the Protection page while the Protection switch here is off. With it off, protection limits don't act at all.
Turning a module off here and expecting its page settings to keep working.

Bot Personalizer

Give your bot its own name, picture, prefix, status and reply language.

What's on this page

Bot Avatar and Bot Banner: upload the bot's profile picture and banner.
Bot Name and Bot Prefix: the name members see and the prefix they type before commands.
Status: Online, Idle, Do Not Disturb or Invisible.
Activity type and text: Playing, Streaming, Watching or Listening to.
Language: the language the bot replies in (Arabic or English).

How to set it up

Upload an avatar and banner if you want.
Write the bot name and the prefix.
Pick the status, activity and language.
Press Update.

Common mistakes

Leaving the page without pressing Update. Nothing is saved until you do.
Changing the prefix and forgetting it. Mention the bot instead, for example @bot commands, or check this page.
Changing the name or avatar many times in a row. Discord limits how often a bot can change these, so wait and try again if it fails.

Bot Commands

Turn commands on or off and choose who can use them, where, and with which shortcuts.

What's on this page

Search by name and filter by category.
On/off switch for each command. It saves right away.
Who can use it: Aliases (extra names), Allowed user IDs and Allowed roles.
Where it works: Enabled channels and Only in the channels above.
Delete the command message after 5s.
Ready-made reasons for some moderation commands. Each reason can be Permanent or Timed (Minutes, Hours, Days or Weeks).

How to set it up

Find the command with search or the category filter.
Open its settings.
Add allowed users or roles, channels, aliases or reasons.
Press Save command.

Common mistakes

Turning a command off and forgetting. A disabled command does nothing and shows no error.
Picking Enabled channels without turning on Only in the channels above. The channel list only applies when that switch is on.
Typing an alias with the prefix. Aliases you add here are typed on their own, without #.
Leaving a reason empty, or a Timed reason with no amount. The command won't save until every reason is filled in.

Server Settings

Pick the channels and roles the bot uses for punishments, and who is allowed to lift them.

What's on this page

Set Channels: Jail channel and room, New channel and room, BlackList channel and room, TextMute channel and the Archive category.
Set Roles: Picture, Here, Live, Jail, Black and Text Mute roles.
Limits: for Prison, Mute, VMute, Block and Black, the roles and user IDs that can lift the punishment even if they didn't give it.
Other: Allow Move (move members between voice rooms without asking) and Only the punisher can lift it.

How to set it up

Pick the jail, new, blacklist and mute channels.
Pick one role for each command under Set Roles.
Under Limits, add the staff roles or IDs that may lift each punishment.
Turn on the Other options you want.
Press Save in the bar at the bottom.

Common mistakes

Picking roles that sit above the bot's role. The bot can't give or remove them.
Turning on Only the punisher can lift it with nobody in Limits. If the punisher leaves, no one else can lift it.

Protection

Stop raids and rogue staff: set limits on risky actions and choose what the bot does when someone goes over them.

What's on this page

Trust List: user IDs that protection skips. The server owner is always skipped too.
New Accounts: on/off, Type (Ban, Prison or Add Role), the role to add, and Account Age (Days). Accounts younger than this many days are handled.
Limits for Ban Members, Kick Members, Create Channel, Delete Channel, Create Roles and Delete Roles. Each has a Limit and an Action.
Actions: Ban, Kick, Timeout (removes the member's admin roles and gives a 1-day timeout), Remove Roles (removes the member's admin roles) and Remove role permissions (strips admin permissions from the member's roles). Bots that break a limit always get Remove role permissions.
Command Limits tab: limits for the ban, kick, prison, vmute, mute and role commands, with Count Only or With Time (minutes), a Penalty and Auto Undo.
Extra Settings tab: Maximum Protection, Bots Protection, Anti Create, Webhook Protection, Permissions Protection, Name Change Protection, Avatar Change Protection and Anti Join System.
Maximum Protection: after someone goes over a limit, moderation and role commands show 🔒 and any further risky action is punished right away, until a member with Administrator types #restore.

How to set it up

Make sure Protection is on in Quick Setup.
Add the IDs of people you fully trust to the Trust List, separated by commas.
In General Protection, set a limit and an action for each risky action.
Turn on the extra protections you want in Extra Settings.
Press Save in the bar at the bottom.

Common mistakes

Entering the account age in hours or minutes. It is in days: 7 means accounts younger than 7 days.
Adding many people to the Trust List. Trusted members are never stopped.
Leaving the bot's role low. Roles above the bot's role can't be removed.
Forgetting #restore. It gives back the roles and permissions protection took away and unlocks 🔒 commands.

Whitelist

Choose who can open and change this server's dashboard.

What's on this page

Dashboard access list switch. Off: every server admin can use this dashboard. On: only the server owner and the listed user IDs can open it, even if other people are admins.
Allowed users: user IDs, separated by commas.

How to set it up

If you are not the server owner, add your own user ID first.
Add the IDs of the people who should manage the dashboard.
Turn on Dashboard access list.
Press Save in the bar at the bottom.

Common mistakes

Turning it on without your own ID when you're not the owner. You lock yourself out.
Using it to control bot commands. It only controls the dashboard. Use #allow or the Bot Commands page for commands.

Auto Moderation

Let the bot catch spam, bad words, unwanted links and more, and decide what happens to members who break the rules.

What's on this page

Rules with on/off switches: Spam (5 messages / 5 sec), Bad words, Duplicated text, Repeated messages, Discord invites, Links, Spammed caps (70%+), Emoji spam, Mass mention and Long message.
Configure per rule: disabled channels and roles, allowed channels and roles, and rule settings (bad words list, whitelist and blacklist links, or max length 50 to 1000).
Punishments: Timeout member or Mute member (one of them), with a duration in Minutes, Hours, Days or Weeks.
Message action: Delete message or Block message (one of them). Block message isn't available for Spam, Duplicated text, Repeated messages and Spammed caps.
Channel & role filters: skip channels, skip roles, images-only channels and links-only channels.

How to set it up

Turn on a rule.
Press Configure.
Pick where it is off, add words or links if needed, and choose the punishments.
Press Save changes.
Set the Channel & role filters and press Save under them.

Common mistakes

Looking for a "match part of a word" option. It isn't available, so add each form of a word you want caught.
Changing the filters and leaving without pressing their own Save button.
Picking Block message and then looking for the allowed lists. They are hidden while Block message is on.

Collections

Protect important roles: only allowed people can give them or take them away.

What's on this page

Add Collection: a name and whether it is Removable.
Forbidden Roles: the protected roles in this collection.
Allowed Roles and Allowed Members: who may give or remove these roles.
If someone not allowed gives a protected role, the bot takes it back. If the collection isn't removable and someone not allowed removes the role, the bot gives it back.
The server owner and members on the protection Trust List are skipped.

How to set it up

Press Add Collection, write a name and choose Removable or not.
Press Edit on the collection.
Pick the forbidden roles and the allowed roles, and add allowed member IDs.
Press Save Changes.

Common mistakes

Not adding your staff role to Allowed Roles. The bot then undoes your own staff's role changes.
Protecting roles that sit above the bot's role. The bot can't remove or give them back.

Server Logs

Choose the channel where each type of log is posted.

What's on this page

Log types grouped by category, with the channel each one posts to.
Search box to find a log type.
Manage: pick a text channel for that log.

How to set it up

Find the log type.
Press Manage.
Pick a text channel and press Save Changes.

Common mistakes

Picking a channel the bot can't see or send in. The logs never arrive.
Running #lremove by mistake. It deletes all log channels. #lsetup creates them all again.

Punishments Log

See and manage punishment records in your server.

What's on this page

Tabs: All, Ban, Prison, Mute, V-Mute, Blacklist and Block.
Search by username or record ID.
Table with the user, action, who gave it, time left and when it was given.
Delete a record. Records are shown 10 per page.

How to set it up

Pick a tab.
Search for the member.
Delete a record if it was a mistake.

Common mistakes

Searching for someone on another page. Search and tabs only look at the page you're on, so go through the pages.
Expecting this page to lift the punishment in Discord. Use the matching command, such as #unmute, #unprison or #unban.
Wanting to clear a member's warnings, mutes, prison and records here. Use #reset @member, pick from the menu, then press Yes within 15 seconds. Without a member, it resets everyone.

Welcomer Settings

Greet new members with a message, an embed, a custom image, or all three.

What's on this page

Welcome channel and Send the message together with the embed or image.
Welcome message: plain text. [user] mentions the new member and [inviter] mentions who invited them.
Welcome embed: title, description, colour and images, with the member's avatar as thumbnail if you want. Placeholders like [username], [invites], [servername] and [membercount] work here.
Welcome image: background (image or transparent, PNG/JPG/GIF up to 10 MB), avatar, name and text you drag on the preview.
Settings tab: show or hide avatar, username and text, Repeat welcome and Welcome DM.

How to set it up

Pick the welcome channel.
Turn on the message, embed or image you want.
Write the text and place the image parts on the preview.
Press Save in the bar at the bottom.

Common mistakes

Not picking a channel. Nothing is sent.
Writing placeholders with different brackets or spelling. Use them exactly as shown, like [user].
Leaving Welcomer off in Quick Setup.

Auto Roles

Give a role automatically to everyone who joins the server.

What's on this page

Members role: given to every person who joins.
Bots role: given to every bot that is added.
Clear roles: empties both choices.

How to set it up

Pick the members role.
Pick the bots role if you want one.
Press Save in the bar at the bottom.

Common mistakes

Picking a role above the bot's role. The bot can't give it.
Pressing Clear roles and not saving. It only applies after Save.

Reaction Roles

Let members pick up roles by reacting to a message with an emoji.

What's on this page

Add reaction role: Message ID, the message's channel, the role and the emoji.
Edit: only the role can be changed.
Delete, search by role or message ID, and list or card view.

How to set it up

In Discord, turn on Developer Mode, then right-click the message and copy its ID.
Press Add reaction role.
Paste the message ID, choose its channel, the role and the emoji.
Save it.

Common mistakes

Choosing a channel that isn't the message's channel.
Trying to change the emoji or message. Delete the reaction role and add a new one.
Using a role above the bot's role. The bot can't give it.

Embed Messages

Build embed messages, send them to a channel and add buttons people can click.

What's on this page

Add New Embed Message: a name, the channel, and the embed editor (message text, colour, author, title, description, fields, thumbnail, large image and footer).
Edit or delete any message you sent.
Buttons: label, style (Blue, Grey, Green, Red or Link), and a link or a reply the bot sends when clicked.

How to set it up

Press Add New Embed Message.
Write a name and pick the channel.
Fill in the embed and save it. The bot posts it in the channel.
To add buttons, open the message's buttons, add them, then press Update all buttons.

Common mistakes

Picking the Link style without a link.
Adding buttons and leaving without pressing Update all buttons.

Auto Reply

Make the bot answer set messages automatically.

What's on this page

System Status: turns all auto replies on or off.
On/off switch for each reply.
Basic Settings: trigger text, one or more replies, Reply to Trigger Message, Random Replies, Auto-delete Trigger and Auto-delete Reply.
Permissions Settings: enabled and disabled channels, and enabled and disabled roles.
In the reply you can use [User], [UserName], [Server] and [Channel].

How to set it up

Turn on System Status.
Press Add New Auto Reply.
Write the trigger text and the reply.
Pick channels and roles if needed, then press Save changes.

Common mistakes

Expecting a reply when the trigger is only part of a message. The whole message must match the trigger exactly.
Adding several replies without turning on Random Replies. Only the first reply is used.
Turning on both Auto-delete Trigger and Auto-delete Reply. The page doesn't allow both.

Auto Control

Let the bot handle routine chat jobs: react to messages, post separator lines, reply after deletes and clean channels on a timer.

What's on this page

Auto reactions: the bot reacts with your emoji to every new message in the chosen channels.
Auto separator line: after each message, the bot posts your line image.
Auto send after delete: the bot deletes new messages, then sends your message or image. Delete only members' messages leaves bot messages.
Auto clear channels: clears all messages in the chosen channels every set time, like 30m or 2h.

How to set it up

Turn on the section you want.
Press Add channel and pick the channel.
Pick the emoji, upload the image, write the message or set the time.
Press Save in the bar at the bottom.

Common mistakes

Writing the time without a unit. Use 30m or 2h.
Turning on Auto send after delete in a normal chat. Every new message there gets deleted.

Colors

Let members pick a colour role for their name, and keep the colour picker posted in a channel.

What's on this page

Colors Background: the image behind the colour list.
Colors List: pick a ready-made colour set, or turn on Use custom colours.
Colour roles: link each colour role to an emoji (for custom colours).
Auto send: the channel, image type (Filled or Transparent) and Attach menu to the image. The colour box is sent every 3 minutes.

How to set it up

Upload a background if you want.
Pick a colour set, or turn on custom colours and add your roles with emojis.
Pick the channel for the colour box.
Press Save in the bar at the bottom.

Common mistakes

Colour roles above the bot's role. The bot can't give them.
Picking a ready-made set while custom colours are on. The set isn't used then.

Stream Notifications

Get an alert in your server when a YouTube, Twitch or Kick channel goes live.

What's on this page

Add channel: platform, channel name, alert channel and message.
Variables: [PlatformUser] (channel name), [Link] (live link), [Platform] and [Everyone] (@everyone).
Search and delete followed channels.

How to set it up

Press Add channel.
Pick the platform and write the channel name.
Pick the alert channel and write the message.
Press Add notification.

Common mistakes

Writing the channel name differently from the platform. Copy it exactly.
Picking an alert channel the bot can't send in.

Server Insights

Create channels whose names show live server numbers.

What's on this page

Create New: type (Text Channel, Voice Channel or Category) and channel name.
Variables: [MembersCount], [OnlineCount], [OfflineCount], [BotsCount], [BoostsCount], [ChannelsCount], [RolesCount] and [VoiceUsers].
Delete a stat channel.

How to set it up

Press Create New.
Choose the type.
Write the name and tap variables to add them, for example Members: [MembersCount].
Press Create.

Common mistakes

Expecting the numbers to change every second. Discord limits how often channels can be renamed, so updates can take a few minutes.

Voice Online

Show how many people are in voice channels in a voice channel's name.

What's on this page

Feature Status: on or off.
The voice channel to rename.
Plus Value: an extra number added to the real count.
Voice Room Name: the name, with [00] where the number goes.
Enable Bot Accounts: count bots too.

How to set it up

Turn on Feature Status.
Pick the voice channel.
Write the name, for example Voice Online [00].
Press Save in the bar at the bottom.

Common mistakes

Leaving out [00]. The bot puts the number where [00] is.
Expecting instant updates. The name updates about every 10 minutes.

Invite Link

Control the invite links members get with #link.

What's on this page

Link Duration (minutes) and Max Usage.
CoolDown (minutes): how long a member waits before getting another link.
Link Channel: the channel the invite opens to.
Link Message: text sent with the link. Tap the tags under the box to add them.
Send Link Message in Chat.

How to set it up

Set the duration, max usage and cooldown.
Pick the link channel.
Write the link message.
Press Save in the bar at the bottom.

Common mistakes

Expecting the link in the channel. The bot sends it to the member in a private message, so members with closed DMs may not get it.

Site Activity Log

See who changed what on this server's dashboard.

What's on this page

A table with the user, the action and the date of every dashboard change.

How to set it up

Open Activity from the sidebar.
Read the latest changes at the top.

Common mistakes

Looking for bot command actions here. This log only shows dashboard changes. Use Server Logs for what happens in Discord.

Troubleshooting

The bot doesn't respond, or something doesn't work? Check these first.

The bot doesn't respond to any command

How to fix it

Check the prefix on the dashboard's Bot Settings page.
Or mention the bot instead of the prefix, for example @bot commands.
Make sure the bot can see the channel and send messages in it.

Owner-only commands do nothing

How to fix it

Owner-only commands silently do nothing for non-owners.
Owners are the server owner, the subscription owner and extra owners.
Ask an owner to add you with #setowner @you. Check the list with #owners.

A moderation command does nothing for me

How to fix it

You need to be on that command's allow list, or have Administrator.
An owner can add you with #allow @you (or your role) and pick the command.
Or add you under Who can use it on the Bot Commands page.

A command works in one channel but not another, or not at all

How to fix it

Open the Bot Commands page and find the command.
Make sure its switch is on. A disabled command does nothing.
If Only in the channels above is on, the command only works in its Enabled channels.

The bot can't ban, mute, prison or give a role

How to fix it

Give the bot's role Administrator.
Move the bot's role to the top of the role list. It can only manage roles and members below its own role.

Moderation and role commands only react with 🔒

How to fix it

Maximum Protection is on and someone went over a protection limit, so these commands are locked.
A member with Administrator types #restore. It gives back the roles and permissions protection removed and unlocks the commands.

The bot stopped working completely

How to fix it

Check that your subscription hasn't expired.
Check that the bot is in the server the subscription is for. It doesn't work in other servers.

The reason menu disappeared before I picked

How to fix it

Reason menus close after 15 seconds.
Only the person who ran the command can pick from the menu.
Run the command again and pick faster.

A shortcut (alias) I added doesn't work

How to fix it

Aliases added on the Bot Commands page are typed on their own, without the prefix.
To use moderation and role commands without the prefix, an owner can type #setnprefix. Type it again to turn it off.

Voice room chats aren't being cleared

How to fix it

Type #settings (or #اعدادات).
Pick مسح شات الروم to turn clearing on.
Pick اضافة/ازالة كاتوقري مسح شات الروم and send the category. Voice rooms in that category get their chat cleared.
Pick مدة مسح شات الروم to set how often, like 2h. The default is 2 hours, and more than 2 days isn't used.

System bot docs

Getting started

Invite the bot to the right server

Give the bot Administrator and move its role to the top

Know the prefix

Know who the owners are

Open the VIP panel

See all commands

Choose who can use moderation commands

Save your dashboard changes

Commands

Who can use a command?

Moderation33

#adminlist

#check

#checkvc

#rooms

#mypenalties

#mymute

#myprison

#myvmute

#penalties

#records

#ban

#black

#block

#clear

#exemption

#kick

#move

#moveme

#mute

#prison

#procedure

#unban

#unblack

#unblock

#unmute

#unprison

#unvmute

#vkick

#vmute

#reset

#warn

#wremove

#wlist

Protection18

#wanti

#wantilist

#createlimit

#restore

#trustlist

#trustuser

#protection

#ecollection

#collection

#antijoin

#setrjoin

#antibots

#antidelete

#antilinks

#antiperms

#antiword

#bblack

#spam

Roles14

#wmessage

#role

#rolemulti

#myrole

#dsrole

#srole

#addrole

#autorole

#here

#live

#pic

#reactrole

#irole

#unnew

`#adminlist`

`#check`

`#checkvc`

`#rooms`

`#mypenalties`

`#mymute`

`#myprison`

`#myvmute`

`#penalties`

`#records`

`#ban`

`#black`

`#block`

`#clear`

`#exemption`

`#kick`

`#move`

`#moveme`

`#mute`

`#prison`

`#procedure`

`#unban`

`#unblack`

`#unblock`

`#unmute`

`#unprison`

`#unvmute`

`#vkick`

`#vmute`

`#reset`

`#warn`

`#wremove`

`#wlist`

`#wanti`

`#wantilist`

`#createlimit`

`#restore`

`#trustlist`

`#trustuser`

`#protection`

`#ecollection`

`#collection`

`#antijoin`

`#setrjoin`

`#antibots`

`#antidelete`

`#antilinks`

`#antiperms`

`#antiword`

`#bblack`

`#spam`

`#wmessage`

`#role`

`#rolemulti`

`#myrole`

`#dsrole`

`#srole`

`#addrole`

`#autorole`

`#here`

`#live`

`#pic`

`#reactrole`

`#irole`

`#unnew`

`#color`

`#colors`

`#mcolors`

`#setcolors`

`#logs`

`#lremove`

`#lsetup`

`#link`

`#myinv`

`#setlink`

`#topinvite`

`#info`

`#apoint`

`#points`

`#rpoint`