Moderation

Security provides moderation commands with a built-in permission system. Moderators can operate with zero Discord permissions while still being protected by Anti-Nuke limits.

Why Use Security's Moderation?

Feature	Benefit
Zero Permission Moderation	Moderators don't need dangerous Discord permissions
Limit Protection	Anti-Nuke limits apply to all moderation commands
Audit Trail	All actions are logged for accountability
Custom Permissions	Grant specific command access per user

Available Commands

Command	Description
/ban	Permanently ban a member
/kick	Remove a member from the server
/softban	Ban and immediately unban (clears messages)
/unban	Remove a ban
/mute	Prevent a member from sending messages
/unmute	Remove a mute
/lock	Lock a specific channel
/lockall	Lock all channels
/unlock	Unlock a specific channel
/unlockall	Unlock all channels
/clear	Delete messages in bulk

Who Can Use Commands?

Commands can be used by:

1. Users with Administrator permission and a higher role than the target

2. Users with the relevant Discord permission (e.g., Ban Members) and a higher role

3. Users with Security's custom permission for that command

Security's Permission System

The safest way to grant moderation access. Users with custom permissions:

• Don't need Discord permissions

• Can't bypass Anti-Nuke limits

• Can only use specifically granted commands

Add Permission

/permission add

1. Type /permission add

2. Select the user

3. Select the permission to grant

4. Send the command

Remove Permission

/permission remove

1. Type /permission remove

2. Select the user

3. Select the permission to remove

4. Send the command

View User Permissions

/permission view_user

1. Type /permission view_user

2. Select the user

3. Send the command

View Users with Permission

/permission view_permission

1. Type /permission view_permission

2. Select the permission

3. Send the command

Reset User Permissions

/permission reset

1. Type /permission reset (or /permission reset_id for user ID)

2. Select the user or enter the ID

3. Send the command

Best Practices

• Use custom permissions instead of Discord permissions for moderators

• Grant only necessary permissions - don't give ban access if they only need mute

• Regularly audit permissions to remove former staff

• Set appropriate limits in Anti-Nuke based on expected moderation volume

Related

• Anti-Nuke - Limits that apply to moderation commands

• Whitelist - Exempt trusted moderators from limits

• Logs - Track moderation actions