Watch join patterns
Join-rate alerts and new-account age signals help moderators spot unusual bursts. They are indicators for review, not proof of malicious intent.
A practical Discord moderation and security-monitoring bot. Catch suspicious patterns, give moderators useful context, and keep server owners in control.
No web dashboard or account login. Configure the bot from Discord slash commands.
Layered monitoring and everyday moderation tools, designed to give your team context instead of pretending detection is perfect.
Join-rate alerts and new-account age signals help moderators spot unusual bursts. They are indicators for review, not proof of malicious intent.
Audit-log monitoring records potentially risky server actions and notes trusted actors when known. The bot does not automatically punish administrators.
Optional spam, unapproved-link, caps, and mention filters can remove matching messages. Scam matches are alerts only and are never auto-deleted.
Warnings, timeouts, kicks, bans, and quarantine roles use Discord permissions and role-hierarchy checks. Discord must confirm an action before it is reported complete.
SQLite stores supported bot settings, moderator warnings, and timestamped security events. Set a private log channel and keep backups somewhere safe.
Every setting and moderation action is handled through permission-gated slash commands. There is no separate web dashboard, OAuth login, or hidden owner account.
The bot starts conservatively. Choose what to enable and test filters in a private channel before relying on them.
Add it to your server with only the permissions you plan to use. Enable Server Members and Message Content intents in the Discord Developer Portal for join and message monitoring.
Use /setup to select a channel the bot can view and send alerts in. Start with /security-scan to review its permissions.
Run /protect-enable, review /protect-status, then configure thresholds, link allowlists, and the modules that fit your community.
Test in a private channel. Check the security logs, keep SQLite backups, and have moderators verify uncertain signals before acting.
Search all 50 commands. Administration and moderation actions require the corresponding Discord permissions.
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Anti-nuke is monitoring, not retaliation. Audit events can arrive late or lack context. The bot logs risky actions for human review; it does not strip roles, ban administrators, or reverse server changes automatically.
Heuristics can be wrong. Join-age, raid, scam, and spam signals can have false positives. Configure thresholds for your server and review alerts in context.
Moderation stays permissioned. Discord permissions and role hierarchy apply. The bot does not grant itself permissions, collect credentials, or offer a hidden control panel.
No bot can guarantee perfect detection or uninterrupted uptime. Keep Discord permissions, hosting, and backups under administrator control.
Give your moderators clear signals and a practical toolkit, without handing automated systems unchecked power.