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Formatting a duration

When a command requires a duration parameter, you format it as a number followed by a unit. The unit can be one of the following:
  • s for seconds.
  • m for minutes.
  • h for hours.
  • d for days.
  • w for weeks.
For example, 1d represents one day, and 1w represents one week. You can also combine units, for example, 1w2d represents one week and two days. 
,timeout @member 1h
,timeout @member 2d3h

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Removing entries via ID

For some commands, you can remove entries by their ID. The ID for entry can be found with the list subcommand. After you have the ID, you can remove the entry with the remove subcommand followed by the format: select:ID.

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Flag Punishments

When a command has a --do flag, you can use it to specify the action to take. The available actions are:
  • warn to warn the user.
  • jail to jail the user.
  • kick to kick the member from the server.
  • ban to ban the member from the server.
  • delete to delete the message if applicable.
  • stripstaff to remove the staff role from the member.
    • This is only available for antinuke commands.
    • This will only work for roles set via the bind staff command.
    • You can find more information about binding staff roles in the moderation section.
For example, to warn a user, you would use --do warn.
If bleed is responding with a different action than the one you specified, make sure you’re using the correct -- instead of —. Learn more about the difference here.