Features
AutoMod
Removes rule-breaking messages automatically. It’s off until you turn it on. Dashboard → AutoMod, or /automod.
Rules
| Rule | What it catches |
|---|---|
| Banned words | Your word list, with wildcards. Also catches tricks like b.a.d and l33t spelling. Free servers get up to 150 words and 50 allowed links; Premium raises that to 500 words and 200 links. |
| Discord invites | Invite links to other servers. |
| Links | Any link except sites on your allow list (YouTube, Twitch, Tenor and GIPHY are allowed to start). |
| CAPS | Mostly-capital messages over a length you set. |
| Spam | Too many messages in a few seconds. |
| Mass mentions | Too many @mentions in one message. |
Warnings & timeouts
When AutoMod removes a message it can warn the member. After a number of strikes within a time window, they’re timed out for the minutes you set. Removed messages go to your mod-log channel so staff can review them.
Who is skipped
The server owner and staff (Manage Messages or Timeout Members) are never checked. You can also skip roles and channels.
AutoMod needs Manage Messages to remove messages and Moderate Members to time people out.
Regex patterns Premium
Wrap a banned-word line in slashes, with optional flags, e.g. /f+u+c*k/i, and it's matched as a real regular expression instead of the usual wildcard matching — useful for patterns a word list can't express. Regex lines are matched against the raw message text (not the "undo tricks" normalization used for ordinary words), and patterns that look like they could hang the message check (catastrophic backtracking, e.g. (a+)+) are skipped rather than applied. Regex lines are ignored on free servers — they're kept in the list but not matched until Premium is active.