/automod

configuration

Filter messages automatically.

Usage/automod [status] [toggle] [rule] [word-add] [word-remove] [words] [exempt] [unexempt] [escalation] [logs] [test]
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What it does

Use it to filter messages automatically: switch on the rules you want, choose what happens when one is broken, and say who is left alone.

There are twelve rules: blocked words, invite links, any link, spam, repeated messages, mass mentions, capitals, emoji walls, broken text, bursts of links, blocked sites and scam-shaped links.

Example

/automod toggle enabled: true

Automod is on, but no rules are switched on yet, use `/automod rule`.

Example reply in English, when you turn it on before switching on any rule.

Good to know

Read how Automod works

Parameters

statusOptional

Which rules are on, and how they are set.

toggleOptional

Turn automod on or off entirely.

ruleOptional

Switch one rule on and set how it behaves.

word-addOptional

Block a term.

word-removeOptional

Unblock a term.

wordsOptional

The blocked list.

domain-addOptional

Block a website by name. Paste the link or type the domain.

domain-removeOptional

Stop blocking a website.

domainsOptional

The blocked websites.

exemptOptional

Leave a role, channel or member alone.

unexemptOptional

Remove an exemption.

escalationOptional

What happens to somebody who keeps tripping rules.

logsOptional

Where automod reports what it did.

testOptional

Check a message against the rules without acting.

heatOptional

How much trouble somebody is in, as a number that cools down.

trapOptional

Channels nobody should post in, watched.