Automod

Opens the full Automod settings menu directly — the same interactive configuration UI reachable from /settings → 🛡️ Automod, with a master toggle and a sub-screen for every rule (toggles, bounds-checked modals, and role/channel pickers).

Requires: Server Administrator (Discord-level, default_permissions)

Posts a read-only overview of the current Automod configuration — every rule's on/off state and key settings at a glance, with no edit buttons. Handy for a quick check during active moderation without opening the full settings menu.

Requires: Server Administrator (Discord-level, default_permissions)

Dry-runs a sample message against the enabled content rules without taking any action, and reports which rules would fire, which wouldn't, and which can't be judged from a single message (Spam and Duplicate are stateful). Tests the content matchers only — scope filters and exemptions aren't applied. Use it to tune phrase / regex / pack lists before they go live.

• • text — required. The message text to test against the content filters.
• • channel — optional. A channel to show as context (cosmetic only).

Requires: Server Administrator (Discord-level, default_permissions)

Opens the appeals review queue — a paginated list of pending member appeals against Automod actions. The detail view offers ✅ Approve / ❌ Deny with an optional review-note modal; approving auto-reverses any reversible enforcement (a ladder ban is unbanned, a timeout is cleared; kicks are surfaced as irreversible).

Requires: Server Administrator (Discord-level, default_permissions)

Opens the moderator-reported false-positive queue — mistakes mods flagged via the 🚩 Report False Positive button on enforcement audits. Paginated, with a most-flagged-rules summary and ✅ Resolve / 🗑️ Dismiss actions to validate or clear each report.

Requires: Server Administrator (Discord-level, default_permissions)

Engages a full panic lockdown: freezes posting server-wide (locks every channel plus forum threads), applies slowmode, raises the verification level to highest, and pauses invites — all at once. Auto-lifts after the duration or via /automod panic lift. Only one emergency state runs at a time, and every action is posted to the audit feed.

• • duration — optional. Minutes before it auto-lifts (1–1440). Default 30.

Requires: Server Administrator (Discord-level, default_permissions)

Applies a temporary server-wide slowmode to every text channel — it only ever raises a channel's slowmode, never lowers an existing stricter one — then restores each channel when the timer expires. Use it when you only need to slow the room, not lock it.

• • seconds — required. Slowmode delay per message (1–21600 = up to 6 hours).
• • duration — optional. Minutes before it auto-lifts (1–1440). Default 30.

Requires: Server Administrator (Discord-level, default_permissions)

Manually engages or lifts raid mode using the server's configured Raid → Auto Mode actions (slowmode / verification level / invite pause). 'on' applies them by hand without waiting for a detection trip; 'off' lifts. Returns a settings hint if no raid action is enabled.

• • state — required. Turn manual raid mode on or off.

Requires: Server Administrator (Discord-level, default_permissions)

Immediately lifts any active emergency state — panic lockdown, server slowmode, or manual/auto raid mode — restoring everything that was changed (channel posting permissions, slowmode, verification level, invites). Posts a lift summary to the audit feed.

Requires: Server Administrator (Discord-level, default_permissions)

Re-evaluates every current member against the Account Age Gate and quarantines any whose account is still under the configured minimum — catching members who joined before the gate was enabled (normal gating only fires on new joins). Reports scanned / newly-quarantined / already-quarantined / skipped / error counts and posts a 🔁 Account-Age Rescan summary to the audit feed.

Requires: Server Administrator (Discord-level, default_permissions)

Requires the Account Age Gate to be enabled with a usable quarantine role. Bots and already-quarantined members are skipped.

Member-facing. Lets a member who was actioned by Automod submit an appeal — opens a rule picker, then a reason modal; the appeal lands in the staff queue (/automod appeals). Available to everyone with no admin requirement, and silently inert on servers without Enterprise.

Requires: Everyone (no special permission)

Also reachable from a 📩 Submit Appeal button on the in-channel removal notice and from the persistent appeals-channel panel.

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.