Display the server's voltage leaderboard showing top members by engagement score.

View past weekly winners and their winning voltage scores.

See voltage generated across each channel plus a Reward Pool field showing both the current estimate and the configured weekly maximum side-by-side, formatted with the server's currency emoji. Shows a game voltage 🥊 field when any game voltage is non-zero.

Game voltage (e.g. Street Fight win HP remaining × 100) is included in the total volt and reward pool calculation. More games will contribute game voltage in the future.

Quick one-liner showing how many days of activity are currently being counted, the total voltage generated in that window, and the estimated reward pool for this cycle.

The reward pool estimate uses the same formula as /voltage status: total voltage ÷ 1000, capped at the configured weekly reward amount. The server currency emoji is shown next to the estimated pool, followed by ` / N` where N is the configured weekly maximum (set manually under /settings → High Voltage → Weekly Rewards Cap, or let the bot auto-adjust it weekly via /settings → High Voltage → 🤖 Auto Weekly Cap).

Shows the server's voltage multipliers and eligible tracking channels. The main block displays the in-voice multiplier, booster multiplier, server tag multiplier, their combined value, up to 5 tracked text channel mentions, a tip on how to maximise voltage earn rate, the optional `🏷️ Server tag required to earn voltage` line (when tag enforcement is on), and a `🪙 Max rewards pool: <emoji> N` line showing the configured weekly maximum. A separated **Staff perks** block at the bottom renders conditionally based on whether the admin/moderator multipliers are active (multiplier > 0 AND the matching role configured): both active shows both values plus a note that admin takes priority over moderator if a member has both, single-active shows just that line with the configured role mentioned, neither-active hides the block entirely.

Shows '⚠️ None configured' for channels if no text channels have been set up via /settings → Channel Tracking. When server tag enforcement is enabled (the default), a 4th line — '🏷️ Server tag required to earn voltage' — is shown. It disappears if tag enforcement is turned off via /rewards tagscan off.

Manually trigger reward distribution for the current cycle. Useful for testing or off-schedule distributions.

Requires: Admin only

Enable or disable the automatic weekly reward distribution cycle.

Requires: Admin only

Credit an ad-hoc spot reward to any member on demand. All four parameters are required. In addition to an ephemeral confirmation, the bot posts a public announcement embed in the specified channel mentioning the member, and sends an audit log entry to the Economy slot of your Audit Logs (every reward credits a wallet, so the audit is grouped with other wallet movements).

• • user — The member to award.
• • amount — Points to credit (minimum 1).
• • reason — Reason for the spot reward (required).
• • channel — Channel where the public announcement embed will be posted.

Requires: Discord Administrator OR economy admin (see /settings → Economy → Admin Roles / Admin Members)

The public announcement embed mentions the member so they receive a notification. The footer on the public embed shows only the timestamp — the admin's name is kept out of the public-facing copy. Audit log entry is silently skipped if no Economy audit channel is configured (set one in /settings → Audit Logs → Economy).

Credit the same reward amount to every member of a role in one operation. All four parameters are required. In addition to an ephemeral confirmation, the bot posts a public announcement embed in the specified channel mentioning the role, and sends an audit log entry to the Economy slot of your Audit Logs (every reward credits a wallet, so the audit is grouped with other wallet movements). Each member's transaction history will show a Burst Reward entry.

• • role — The role whose members will be credited.
• • amount — Points to credit each member (minimum 1).
• • reason — Reason for the burst reward (required).
• • channel — Channel where the public announcement embed will be posted.

Requires: Discord Administrator OR economy admin (see /settings → Economy → Admin Roles / Admin Members)

Only non-bot members of the role are credited. If the role has no eligible members the command fails before any credits are applied. The footer on the public embed shows only the timestamp — the admin's name is kept out of the public-facing copy. Audit log entry is silently skipped if no Economy audit channel is configured (set one in /settings → Audit Logs → Economy).

Review and reverse a past burst reward. Opens a paginated list of all unreversed burst events for the server. Select a burst by its serial number to see a confirmation prompt, then confirm to reverse all wallet credits in that burst. Member balances may go negative after reversal and will self-correct as future credits arrive.

Requires: Discord Administrator OR economy admin (see /settings → Economy → Admin Roles / Admin Members)

The list shows the role, amount, reason, member count, the admin who ran the burst, and the date. Each burst can only be reversed once — reversed bursts are removed from the list. The reversal is recorded in each member's transaction history as a Burst Reversed entry.

Ban a member from voltage ranking and wallet operations. While banned, the member's messages are not stored and game wins are not recorded, so no new voltage accrues. They are immediately removed from the leaderboard, excluded from reward distributions, and their /points transfer, /credit, and /debit operations are blocked.

• • member — The member to ban.
• • reason — Reason for the ban (required).
• • public — Optional. Yes/No. Posts the ban embed publicly to the channel.
• • channel — Optional. Route the public embed to a specific channel.

Requires: Discord Administrator OR economy admin (see /settings → Economy → Admin Roles / Admin Members)

Triggers an immediate leaderboard refresh and posts an audit log entry to the Moderation slot of your Audit Logs (every rewards ban is treated as a member sanction; configure under /settings → Audit Logs → Moderation).

Lift an active voltage ban from a member, restoring their leaderboard eligibility and wallet access.

• • member — The member to unban.
• • reason — Optional reason for lifting the ban.
• • public — Optional. Yes/No. Posts the unban embed publicly.
• • channel — Optional. Route the public embed to a specific channel.

Requires: Discord Administrator OR economy admin (see /settings → Economy → Admin Roles / Admin Members)

Records the unban timestamp and reason. Triggers an immediate leaderboard refresh and posts an audit log entry to the Moderation slot of your Audit Logs.

View the server's full voltage ban history, paginated at 10 entries per page. Active bans are listed first (newest-first), followed by inactive bans. Auto-bans issued by the tag enforcement system are marked with a 🔴 [AUTO] badge.

• • public — Optional. Yes/No. Posts the ban list publicly.
• • channel — Optional. Route the public embed to a specific channel.

Requires: Discord Administrator OR economy admin (see /settings → Economy → Admin Roles / Admin Members)

Enable or disable the periodic server tag enforcement scan for this server. Turning it off immediately lifts all active auto-bans and removes their wallet restrictions, then reports how many were lifted. Turning it on resumes enforcement — the next automatic scan runs within 15 minutes.

• • on — Enable periodic server tag enforcement. Next scan runs within 15 minutes.
• • off — Disable enforcement. All active auto-bans are lifted immediately and a leaderboard refresh is triggered.

Requires: Discord Administrator OR economy admin (see /settings → Economy → Admin Roles / Admin Members)

Tag scan defaults to enabled for all servers. The same toggle is also available under `/settings → High Voltage → Administrative` as a `🏷️ Tag Scan: On/Off` button, with identical behaviour (including the auto-ban lift on disable). Disabling is non-destructive for manually-placed bans — only auto-bans (auto_ban=True) are lifted when turned off. Re-enabling does not retroactively re-ban anyone; the next scheduled scan will re-evaluate all members.

Manually trigger a server tag compliance scan for all members holding the High Voltage role. Returns a 3-view navigation embed: Scan Summary (members checked, bans issued, bans lifted, already compliant), Banned Members, and Unbanned Members.

• • public — Optional. Yes/No. Posts the scan result publicly.
• • channel — Optional. Route the public embed to a specific channel.

Requires: Discord Administrator OR economy admin (see /settings → Economy → Admin Roles / Admin Members)

Requires high_voltage_role_id to be configured via /settings. If tag scan is disabled via /rewards tagscan off, this command returns an informational embed instead of running — use /rewards tagscan on to re-enable first.

A background task runs every 15 minutes checking all members with the High Voltage role. Members not displaying the guild's server (clan) tag are automatically voltage-banned. Members with an active auto-ban who subsequently adopt the server tag are automatically unbanned. Manually-placed bans are never modified by the auto system.

Requires high_voltage_role_id to be configured. Auto-bans are flagged with auto_ban=True and attributed to the bot. Audit log entries are posted as [REWARDS AUTO-BAN] and [REWARDS AUTO-UNBAN]. Silently skipped per guild if the High Voltage role is not configured. When a member is auto-banned, Voltcord immediately sends a message in the channel where they last spoke, mentioning them and explaining the ban. The message is followed by the Voltage How embed showing active multipliers and eligible channels. If the member has not sent any message since the bot started, the notification is silently skipped.

Once configured, the In Voice role is added the instant a member joins any voice channel and removed when they leave (with a short cooldown to smooth out channel hops). A 1-minute background sweep reconciles the role against current VC occupants to heal any missed voice-state events.

Configure the role in /settings → Role → In Voice. If no role is set, the in-voice bonus cannot apply. The role is not removed when a member mutes, deafens, or sits alone in a VC — only channel presence is considered. Bots are never assigned the role.

A configurable multiplier applied to each text message sent while the author holds the In Voice role. Default is 3×. Stacks with the text, booster, server-tag, and (when the author has the configured admin or moderator role) the admin/moderator multipliers at voltage calculation time.

Configure the value in /settings → High Voltage → Multipliers, or during step 6 of the /setup wizard. Run /voltage how to see the currently active value and the combined multiplier.

A configurable multiplier applied to each text message sent while the author holds the configured Admin role (set on /settings → Moderation or via /modconfig roles). Default is 1×. Stacks additively with the text, voice, booster, and server-tag multipliers at voltage calculation time. Set to 0 to disable the bonus entirely.

If a member holds both the Admin and Moderator role, the admin multiplier wins — the moderator multiplier does not also apply. Configure under /settings → High Voltage → Role Multipliers. Run /voltage how to see the currently active value. Affects messages sent after the multiplier was set; historical messages are unaffected.

A configurable multiplier applied to each text message sent while the author holds the configured Moderator role (set on /settings → Moderation or via /modconfig roles). Default is 1×. Stacks additively with the text, voice, booster, and server-tag multipliers at voltage calculation time. Set to 0 to disable the bonus entirely.

Does not apply to members who also hold the Admin role — the admin multiplier takes priority. Configure under /settings → High Voltage → Role Multipliers. Run /voltage how to see the currently active value. Affects messages sent after the multiplier was set; historical messages are unaffected.

Check your current point balance or another member's.

• • @user — Optional. View another member's balance.

If the target user has an active voltage ban, a ban notice field is appended to the balance embed.

Transfer points from your balance to another member. The amount cannot exceed your current balance.

• • @user — The recipient.
• • amount — Number of points to transfer. Must be at most your current balance.

Transfers larger than the sender's current balance fail with a generic 'Transfer failed. Please check your balance and try again.' message. Blocked with an ephemeral 'Transfer Restricted' error if either the sender or the recipient has an active voltage ban — when blocked, a tracking alert is also posted to the channel configured under /settings → Economy → Security Channel.

View your points transaction history, or another member's. Each entry shows the direction, signed amount, balance after, transaction type, counterpart (sender/recipient/admin), and a relative timestamp. Paginated at 10 entries per page.

• • @user — Optional. View another member's history. Defaults to yourself.

Bots cannot be selected as a target. Members with no transaction history see a tailored empty-state message.

Display the richest members in the server by point balance. Shows all members with a balance above 0, paginated at 10 per page. Also opportunistically resets the wallets of any members who have left the server — issuing a system_cleanup transaction that zeroes the balance, preserves the wallet's transaction history, and posts a Wallet Reset embed to the Economy slot of your Audit Logs (configurable in /settings → Audit Logs → Economy).

Title, description, color, thumbnail, and footer are configurable via /settings → Rich Embed. Wallets with negative balances (e.g. those pushed below zero by /debit) are deliberately left untouched during cleanup, since clearing a negative balance would effectively reward the departed member. The same cleanup also runs automatically once an hour as a background sweep, so admins do not need to invoke /rich to keep things tidy.

Add points to a member's balance.

• • @user — The member to credit.
• • amount — Points to add.
• • reason — Optional reason for the credit.

Requires: Discord Administrator OR member listed in economy admin lists (admin_role_id_list / admin_member_id_list under /settings → Economy)

Blocked with an ephemeral 'Wallet Restricted' embed if the target user has an active voltage ban — when blocked, a tracking alert is also posted to the channel configured under /settings → Economy → Security Channel. Unauthorized invocation attempts (members without economy-admin permission) are also posted to the security channel.

Remove points from a member's balance. Can push the balance below zero — useful for issuing manual penalties when the member doesn't have enough points to cover the deduction.

• • @user — The member to debit.
• • amount — Points to remove.
• • reason — Optional reason for the debit.

Requires: Discord Administrator OR member listed in economy admin lists (admin_role_id_list / admin_member_id_list under /settings → Economy)

Negative balances persist until offset by future credits or rewards. Blocked with an ephemeral 'Wallet Restricted' embed if the target user has an active voltage ban — when blocked, a tracking alert is also posted to the channel configured under /settings → Economy → Security Channel. Unauthorized invocation attempts are also posted to the security channel.

Launch a game against another member. If no game or opponent is provided, an interactive selector guides you through the choice.

• • game — Optional. Street Fight, Tic-Tac-Toe, Russian Roulette, or Speed Chess.
• • @opponent — Optional. The member to challenge.

If both parameters are omitted, a game selector appears first, then an opponent selector.

View the server leaderboard for a specific game, ranked by that game's competitive metric.

• • game - The game to show the leaderboard for.

View recent match history for a specific game, newest-first with 10 matches per page.

• • game - The game to show history for.

View a full player stat card for a specific game - record, win rate, streaks, ratings, and server rank.

• • game — The game to show the profile for.
• • @user — Optional. Defaults to the invoking user.

Search for a song and display its full lyrics. Type just the song title, or include the artist name for a more precise search (e.g. 'attention charlie puth'). Results are filtered to only songs with available lyrics before the list is shown. If one song matches, lyrics are shown immediately. If multiple match, a numbered list is shown — pick the one you want using the Select Song button. Lyrics are shown in a paginated embed with the song artwork and Genius stats (views, annotations, bookmarks) in the footer.

• • query — Required. The song title, or song title and artist name together.

Only songs that have lyrics available are shown in the results list — you won't be shown a song you can't retrieve lyrics for. When multiple results are found, use the green 🎵 Select Song button and enter the number of the song from the list. Pagination controls are locked to the member who ran the command. Buttons disable after 2 minutes of inactivity.

Search for any movie by title and view a full detail card — genres, runtime, rating, tagline, overview, director, cast, status, language, and links to TMDB and IMDb. Type a title and the bot returns a numbered list of matching movies. If multiple results are found, use the 🎬 Select Movie button and enter the number of the movie from the list. The detail card shows community vote count in the footer. If only one result is found, the detail card is shown immediately. A ← Back to Results button returns to the search list.

• • query — Required. The movie title to search for.

Powered by TMDB (search, cast, crew, poster) and OMDb (IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, and Metacritic ratings). Results are ordered by TMDB relevance. Ratings are shown when available — if OMDb has no data for a title, the ratings line is silently omitted. The vote count in the footer reflects total TMDB community ratings. Only the member who ran the command can navigate pages or select a movie. Buttons disable after 2 minutes of inactivity.

Search for any TV show by title and view a full detail card — genres, season count, rating, tagline, IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, and Metacritic ratings, overview, creator, cast, status, network, language, and links to TMDB and IMDb. Type a title and the bot returns a numbered list of matching shows. If multiple results are found, use the 📺 Select Show button and enter the number from the list. The detail card shows community vote count in the footer. If only one result is found, the detail card is shown immediately. A ← Back to Results button returns to the search list.

• • query — Required. The TV show title to search for.

Powered by TMDB (search, cast, creator, poster) and OMDb (IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, and Metacritic ratings). Results are ordered by TMDB relevance. Ratings are shown when available — if OMDb has no data for a title, the ratings line is silently omitted. The vote count in the footer reflects total TMDB community ratings. Only the member who ran the command can navigate pages or select a show. Buttons disable after 2 minutes of inactivity.

Browse current top charts directly in Discord across five categories: Songs, Albums, Movies, TV Shows, and Anime. Results are shown as a numbered list — 10 per page — with Previous and Next navigation. Use the 🔍 View Details button to open a full profile card for any entry. Movies and TV Shows default to TMDB (global) with three category options: Trending This Week (global weekly trending), Currently Popular (rolling popularity score), or Top Rated (all-time highest-rated). Switch to Apple iTunes with the source option to see the regional iTunes Store chart instead, with buy/rental prices. Songs and Albums always use Apple Music Charts. Anime always uses global AniList trending. Tap ← Back to Chart to return.

• • chart — Required. The chart to display: Songs, Albums, Movies, TV Shows, or Anime.
• • region — Optional. The country chart to show (applies to Songs, Albums, and iTunes-sourced Movies/TV Shows). Defaults to United States. Ignored for Anime and TMDB-sourced Movies/TV Shows.
• • source — Optional. Data source for Movies and TV Shows only: TMDB (default, global) or Apple iTunes (regional iTunes Store chart). Ignored for Songs, Albums, and Anime.
• • trend_category — Optional. TMDB chart category for Movies and TV Shows only: Trending This Week (default), Currently Popular, or Top Rated. Ignored for all other sources and chart types.

Movies and TV Shows default to TMDB (global) unless Apple iTunes is chosen as the source. When TMDB is the source, use trend_category to switch between weekly trending, rolling popular, or all-time top rated — defaults to Trending This Week if omitted. Region is ignored when TMDB is the source. Anime always shows global AniList trending regardless of region or source. Only the member who ran the command can navigate pages or open detail cards. Buttons disable after 2 minutes of inactivity.

Issue a warning to a member. Logged in the case system.

• • @user — The member to warn.
• • reason — Optional reason for the warning.

Requires: Moderator

View all active warnings for a member.

Requires: Moderator

Permanently ban a member from the server with an optional reason.

• • @user — The member to ban.
• • reason — Optional reason.
• • delete_days — Days of messages to delete (0–7).

Requires: Admin only

Temporarily ban a member for a specified duration.

• • @user — The member to tempban.
• • duration — Ban length (e.g. 7d, 24h).
• • reason — Optional reason.

Requires: Admin only

Ban and immediately unban a member to purge their recent messages.

Requires: Admin only

Kick a member from the server.

Requires: Moderator

Timeout a member for a specified duration.

• • @user — The member to mute.
• • duration — Mute length (e.g. 10m, 1h, 1d).
• • reason — Optional reason.

Requires: Moderator

Remove a timeout from a member.

Requires: Moderator

Lock a channel, preventing members from sending messages. Accepts text and forum channels — for forums, every active and archived post is locked individually, and new post creation is blocked at the channel level.

• • #channel — Optional. Accepts text or forum channels. Defaults to current channel.
• • reason — Optional reason shown in the lock message.

Requires: Moderator

Due to Discord's API limitations, forum thread state can lag, and threads created or unarchived after the lock command is run are not retroactively locked. Forum thread locking may behave inconsistently in the moments around when the command is invoked.

Unlock a previously locked channel. Accepts text and forum channels — for forums, every post that this command originally locked is unlocked, including archived ones.

Requires: Moderator

Due to Discord's API limitations, forum thread state can lag and only threads that the matching lock command originally locked are restored. Threads that were locked manually or by other tools are left untouched.

Set a slowmode delay on a channel.

• • seconds — Delay between messages (0 to disable).
• • #channel — Optional. Defaults to current channel.

Requires: Moderator

Lock every channel in the server simultaneously during emergencies — text, voice, stage, and forum channels. For forums, both reply permissions and new-post creation are blocked, and every active and archived forum post is locked individually. An optional duration auto-lifts the lockdown when it expires.

• • #announcement_channel — Channel to post the public lockdown announcement in (required).
• • reason — Optional reason shown in the announcement.
• • duration — Optional duration (e.g. 30m, 1h, 1d, 1w2d3h). When set, the lockdown lifts itself automatically and the announcement channel receives an expiry notice. Leave empty for an indefinite lockdown.

Requires: Admin only

Due to Discord's API limitations, forum thread state can lag, and threads created or unarchived after the lockdown begins are not retroactively locked. Forum thread locking may behave inconsistently in the moments around when the command is invoked.

Remove a server-wide lockdown and restore channel access.

Requires: Admin only

Look up a specific moderation case by its ID.

Requires: Moderator

Update the reason on an existing moderation case.

Requires: Moderator

View a member's full moderation history across all case types.

Requires: Moderator

Withdraw one or more active moderation cases and reverse the associated Discord action. Withdrawing a ban unbans the member on Discord; withdrawing a mute removes their timeout. Warnings and kicks are record-only with no Discord action to reverse. Accepts a required case type filter and optional filters for a specific member and/or case number. After processing, a Cases Withdrawn embed lists every affected case.

• • case_type — Required. One of: Active Bans, Active Temp Bans, Active Warnings, Active Mutes, Kicks, All Active Cases.
• • @user — Optional. Limit withdrawal to a specific member.
• • case_id — Optional. Withdraw a single specific case by number. Validated: must exist, be active, and match the selected type.
• • public — Optional (Yes/No). If Yes, the response embed is posted publicly in the invoking channel.
• • channel — Optional. Route the response embed to a specific channel; an ephemeral confirmation is sent to the invoker.

Requires: Admin only

For ban withdrawals, the target is no longer in the server (they are banned), so the @user filter will not resolve them via autocomplete. Use case_id to target a specific ban case, or omit @user to withdraw all matching ban cases across the server.

Add a private moderator note to a member's record.

Requires: Moderator

View all moderator notes for a member.

Requires: Moderator

Remove a specific moderator note by ID.

Requires: Moderator

Get detailed information about a member including join date, roles, and moderation summary.

Requires: Moderator

Bulk delete messages in a channel. Can filter by user.

• • amount — Number of messages to delete (1–100).
• • @user — Optional. Only delete messages from this user.

Requires: Moderator

Create and send a rich embed message. Running with no arguments opens a full GUI builder with modals for title, description, color, author, footer, images, and up to 25 fields, plus a live preview.

Requires: Moderator

Opens an interactive embed builder with live preview. Supports \n escape sequences in all text fields.

Send a formatted announcement to a specified channel.

Requires: Admin only

Archive a channel's full message history as a downloadable zip bundle — useful right before deleting a channel. No message cap. The zip contains a self-contained HTML file plus every asset needed to render the channel exactly as it was: custom emojis (static and animated), stickers (including Lottie), per-user avatars, and every attachment (images, video, audio, files). Because Discord CDN links expire after ~24 hours, bundling the media locally keeps the archive viewable forever. The HTML is styled with a Gray + Red shadcn theme, defaults to dark mode with a built-in light/dark toggle, and has a live search bar that filters by author or content. Renders Discord markdown (bold, italic, underline, strike, spoilers, inline code, code fences, auto-linked URLs), resolves mentions to names, and inlines reply quotes, forwarded-message snapshots, rich embeds, and reactions. Ephemeral to the admin who ran the command; if an audit log channel is configured, a second non-ephemeral copy is posted there.

• • #channel — Optional. The channel to transcript. Defaults to the channel the command is run in. Accepts text channels and threads.

Requires: Admin only

If the full zip exceeds your server's Discord upload limit (25 MB free, 50/100 MB on boost tiers), Voltcord automatically retries without bundled attachment files — the resulting transcript still shows emojis, stickers, avatars, and embeds, and attachments appear as Discord CDN links (which expire after ~24 hours). If the degraded bundle is still too large, a 'Transcript Too Large' embed is shown with a green 'Download text-only version' button that generates a plain HTML-only transcript on click. Requires /modconfig logchannel to be configured if you want a copy sent to your audit log channel.

Set or change the channel where moderation actions are logged.

Requires: Admin only

Toggle whether members receive DM notifications when moderated.

Requires: Admin only

Set a URL members can use to appeal moderation actions.

Requires: Admin only

Configure automatic escalation rules based on warning count (e.g. auto-mute at 3 warnings).

• • threshold — Number of warnings to trigger the action.
• • action — The action to take (mute, kick, ban).

Requires: Admin only

Assign a Discord role to one of the six staff slots used for permission checks and staff management. Each slot holds exactly one role.

• • admin|moderator|retired_staff|staff_1|staff_2|staff_3 — Which slot to assign. All slots hold a single role.
• • @role — The role to assign to the chosen slot.

Requires: Admin only

Clear the role assigned to a staff slot.

• • admin|moderator|retired_staff|staff_1|staff_2|staff_3 — Which slot to clear.
• • @role — The role to remove.

Requires: Admin only

Display the current moderation configuration.

Requires: Admin only

Assign a member to a staff role. Any other configured staff roles they currently hold are removed first, making this command work for first-time recruitment, promotion, and demotion alike. Removes the Retired Staff role if they have it. Requires admin, mod, and retired staff roles to all be configured first.

• • @user — The member to recruit (required).
• • admin|moderator|staff_1|staff_2|staff_3 — The role slot to assign (required).
• • public — Post the announcement publicly in this channel (optional).
• • channel — Send the announcement to a specific channel instead (optional).

Requires: Admin only

When public or a channel is specified, the recruited member is mentioned alongside the embed. The action is always logged in the configured moderation log channel.

Remove a member from the staff team. Strips all configured staff roles (admin, moderator, and all staff position slots) and assigns the Retired Staff role. Requires admin, mod, and retired staff roles to all be configured first.

• • @user — The member to retire (required).
• • public — Post the announcement publicly in this channel (optional).
• • channel — Send the announcement to a specific channel instead (optional).

Requires: Admin only

All configured staff roles are removed in one action — no role selection required. The retired member is never mentioned, even when the announcement is posted publicly. The action is always logged in the configured moderation log channel.

Opt in to an automatic 15-minute background scan that retires staff members who are not displaying the server (clan) tag. Off by default. Uses the same fire flow as /modconfig fire — strips all configured staff roles and assigns the Retired Staff role.

• • enabled — True turns the scan on; False turns it off.
• • channel — Text channel where the retirement embed is posted with a mention of the fired staff member. Required the first time you enable the feature; kept across toggles so re-enabling later does not require re-specifying it.

Requires: Admin only

The retirement embed is posted twice: once to the moderation log channel (no mention, same as manual /modconfig fire) and once to the notify channel (with a user mention so the fired staff sees it). The same toggle and notify-channel picker are also available under `/settings → Moderation → Staff tag enforcement` as a `🏷️ Tag Enforcement: On/Off` button and a `📢 Notify Channel` button — both surfaces enforce the same "notify channel must be set before enabling" rule. Requires admin, mod, and retired staff roles to all be configured first. Once fired, a staff member is not automatically rehired if their tag reappears — an admin must run /modconfig recruit to reinstate them. Bots and the guild owner are never auto-fired.

Start an interactive map ban/pick sequence between two teams or captains.

• • @captain1 — First team captain.
• • @captain2 — Second team captain.

Run an agent draft for scrims or tournaments with alternating picks.

• • @captain1 — First team captain.
• • @captain2 — Second team captain.

Start an interactive CS map ban/pick sequence between two captains.

• • @captain1 — First team captain.
• • @captain2 — Second team captain.

Run a player draft for pickup games with alternating captain picks.

• • @captain1 — First team captain.
• • @captain2 — Second team captain.

Look up a Steam profile and display key stats like hours played and level.

Check if a Steam account has any active VAC or game bans.

Fetch and display the current status of the configured Minecraft server — online/offline state, player count, max players, and a numbered list of currently online players.

Display a compact numbered list of all players currently online on the Minecraft server.

A background task refreshes the Minecraft server status embed in your configured channel every 30 seconds — deleting the previous message and posting a fresh one automatically. No command needed once configured.

Configure everything via /settings → Minecraft Server: toggle the module on/off, pick the bulletin channel, set the server URL and port, set the bulletin interval (30 s – 24 h), and customise the embed appearance — all without touching any config files.

Record a voice note directly in Discord and save it as an audio file.

AI-powered audio remastering — enhances clarity, balances levels, and improves overall quality.

Remove background noise and artifacts from an audio recording.

Normalize audio volume to a consistent level across the track.

Apply equalization adjustments to an audio file.

Mix two audio files together into a single track.

Increase the pitch of an audio file.

Decrease the pitch of an audio file.

Time-stretch audio to make it faster or slower without changing pitch.

Trim audio to a specified start and end time.

Convert audio between formats (mp3, wav, ogg, flac, etc.).

Generate a visual spectrogram image from an audio file.

Display detailed metadata and technical info about an audio file.

Apply voice effects (robot, echo, deep, chipmunk, etc.) to an audio recording.

Launch the interactive setup wizard that walks you through configuring Voltcord for your server.

Requires: Admin only

The wizard covers: admin roles, leaderboard channel, tracked channels, announcement channel, voltage roles, multipliers, weekly rewards, branding, and confirmation.

Open the interactive settings panel to view and modify your current Voltcord configuration.

Requires: Admin only

Preview what your configured leaderboard and announcement embeds will look like.

Requires: Admin only

Open a paginated review of recent raid events. Each event row shows the trigger (velocity / pattern + detector), status badge (📋 detected / 🟢 active / ✅ resolved / ❌ reversed), and member count. Drilling into one event opens the bulk-action UI: a per-page member list with current state (in server / banned / left), a recommended-action highlight (green button) chosen by the detector, and four bulk actions — Ban All / Kick All / Quarantine All / Timeout All. A confirmation step lists exactly who will be hit and who will be skipped before the action runs. Per-member outcomes are recorded on the event row, and a `↩️ Reverse Last Action` button on the same screen undoes a false-positive bulk action (ban → unban, quarantine → remove role, timeout → clear) for every member it originally actioned.

Requires: Server Administrator (Discord-level, default_permissions)

Same UI also reachable from a persistent 🔍 Review button attached to every fresh `🚨 Raid Detected` and `🚨 Coordinated Join Pattern Detected` audit embed (going forward — old embeds posted before 4d shipped won't retroactively gain buttons). Quarantine All requires the quarantine role configured under /settings → 🛡️ Automod → Raid Detection (separate from the Account Age Gate quarantine role so admins can use different roles for the two purposes). Timeout All uses the duration configured in the same settings screen (default 1 hour, max 28 days = Discord's hard cap). The recommended action is detector-aware: avatar-collision trips recommend Ban; young account-age clusters recommend Ban; older clusters and username similarity recommend Kick; pure velocity trips recommend Quarantine — mods can override. The `↩️ Reverse Last Action` button is shown only when the event is in the `resolved` state and the most recent applied action was a ban / quarantine / timeout — kicks aren't reversible (the kicked member already left), so the button is hidden in that case. Reversal is terminal: once an event is `reversed`, the bulk-action and Mark Resolved buttons stay disabled and an admin who wants to act again does so via Discord's native moderation.