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Overview

Moderation commands require some basic setup before they can be used. This includes moderation logs, mute roles, and the jailed role & channel.
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Creating the case logs & jail role

Jail is a feature similar to mute, but it restricts users from all channels except #jail.
Use the /config setup command to create the case logs channel and jail role.
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Creating the necessary mute roles

This will create a text mute, image mute, and reaction mute role.
Use the /mute setup command to create the necessary mute roles.
Upon completion of the setup, you’ll notice a few new roles and channels in your server.
  • Muted - Used to restrict users from sending messages.
  • Image Muted - Used to restrict users from uploading attachments.
  • Reaction Muted - Used to restrict users from reacting to messages.
  • Jailed - Used to restrict users from all channels except the #jail channel.
The #jail-log channel logs all moderation actions done through bleed (e.g. /ban & /kick). The #jail channel is where users jailed by the /jail add command are restricted to.

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Setting Staff Roles

It’s important to set the staff roles in your server to ensure that bleed can identify who has dangerous permissions. This is necessary for the /role stripstaff punishment to work. Use the /settings staff set command to set a role as a staff role.
You can view set staff roles with the /settings staff list command.

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Invoke Messages

You can customize both the command response (which defaults to 👍) and the direct message sent to the user upon punishment. The /invoke set command opens a Discord modal where you can customize either the message or the DM sent to the user. The following moderation commands can be customized:
  • jail, kick, ban, tempban, softban, hardban, timeout & warn.
The message parameter can be raw text, components, or embed with dynamic variables.