Commands

These are the commands that AutoMod accepts. A command is triggered by posting a message containing a prefix (by default /) followed by the command’s name in a location AutoMod can access.

For example, you can run /test in a server with AutoMod, and you should get a response.

This documentation site offers a detailed explanation of each available command. If you ever need a refresher, then you can come back here or use /help.

Categories

AutoMod’s commands are split into four categories. These are:

• Moderation
  Commands for enforcing server rules.

• Configuration
  Commands for setting up and customising settings.

• Owner
  Exclusive commands for the bot owner to manage and control AutoMod.

• Miscellaneous
  Additional commands not covered by other categories.

Syntax

Commands use the following notation:

• <argument> indicates a required argument.
• [argument] indicates an optional argument.
• [argument1|argument2] indicates you must choose one of the options.
• [argument,...] indicates you can provide multiple values separated by commas.

For example: /purge <amount> [user1,user2,...]

This means:

• amount is required (eg, ’100’).
• user1,user2,... is optional and can include multiple users.