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Moderation

Core actions — /warn, /kick, /ban, /timeout, /unban, /suspend — each create a permanent, numbered case with the moderator, target, reason, and (for timeouts) duration. Look up history with /cases <user> or a specific case with /case-info <id>, or browse the full log in the dashboard’s Case Log page.

/purge <amount> [user] bulk-deletes up to 100 recent messages in the current channel, optionally filtered to one user. Requires Manage Messages. Messages older than 14 days can’t be bulk-deleted (a Discord API limit).

/suspend <user> strips every role from the member (or swaps them to a single configured “suspended” role, if you’ve set one) and immediately revokes any dashboard access they had. /unsuspend restores their exact previous roles — dashboard access is not restored automatically and must be re-granted from Roles & Access if still wanted.

Set one with /moderation-settings (or the Moderation dashboard page) and every action — manual or automod — posts there as a rich embed. Members can also be DMed automatically when action is taken against them; this is toggleable in the same place.