Command access
Not every command belongs to everybody.
What it does
A bot ships fifty-three commands, and each one arrives with a permission level decided once, for every server at once. Your moderators either become administrators, or they cannot purge a channel.
This module lets a server say who runs what: roles that may, roles that may not, channels where a command is allowed, and a switch to remove one entirely.
What you can do
- A rule per command, on this server only
- Roles allowed - they reach a command written for administrators
- Roles barred - refused whatever else allows them
- Channels where the command is accepted
- A switch, to remove a command from the server
- Untouched commands keep the level written into them
How to set it up
3 steps · about 3 minutes
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Find the command
The list is grouped by module: moderation commands together, levels together. Most servers only ever touch three or four.
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Name the roles
Naming roles replaces the command's own level. A moderator role reaches /purge without being made administrator - and an administrator who is not named no longer reaches it.
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Bar what must be barred
A barred role is refused whatever else allows it. It is read last, on purpose: a refusal another list can overturn is not a refusal.
Frequently asked questions
Can I grant a command the bot reserves for the server owner?
No. Those reconfigure the bot itself, and a server that granted them by mistake could not take the mistake back from inside Discord. They stay out of reach whatever you name.
Does this cover the ! prefix as well as slash commands?
Yes. Both go through the same check, so a rule cannot apply to one and not the other.
What about the commands I wrote myself?
Custom commands carry their own roles and channels, on their own page. This module is for the commands the bot ships with.
Related modules
Logging
Keep a trace of everything: deleted messages, joins, sanctions, role and channel changes. Nine categories.
Moderation
Sanctions, point-based warnings, automatic escalation and filters for spam, links, caps and banned words.
AutoMod
Content filters, anti-spam, a trap channel and automatic nicknames. Eleven rules, each with its own exemptions.
Ready to try it?
This module is free. Invite the bot and enable it in two clicks.
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