Automod Filter

These automod commands are specifically tailored to delete or flag messages containing everything from profanity ‘Arch btw’.

Automod Filter Add

Slash Command

Modal

/automod filter add <action> <regex>? <clean-message>? <remove-spaces>?

arg	type	use
action	Action	What should happen when a message violates the filter
regex	bool	Is the filter Regex based (`true`) or not (`false`, default)
clean-message	bool	When true message formatting and alternate fonts are removed
remove-spaces	bool	When true spaces, newlines, and other whitespace are removed

This command adds a new automoderation filter, after the command is run an Automod Input Modal is displayed to the user. When clean-message is true messages like “𝓘’𝓶 𝓪 **𝓬𝓾𝓽𝓮** 𝓬𝓪𝓽” will become “I’m a cute cat”, enabling remove-spaces will make it harder for users to avoid your filter by sending messages like “a r c h b t y”, but may result in increased false positives. It is Recommended you instead mane a custom Regex filter and use that.

Automod Filter Update

Slash Command

Modal

/automod filter add <filter> <action>? <regex>? <clean-message>? <remove-spaces>?

arg	type	use
filter	AutomodFilter	Specifies what filter to update.
action	Action	What should happen when a message violates the filter
regex	bool	Is the filter Regex based (`true`) or not (`false`, default)
clean-message	bool	When true message formatting and alternate fonts are removed
remove-spaces	bool	When true spaces, newlines, and other whitespace are removed

This command modifies an automoderation filter, after the command is run an Automod Input Modal is displayed to the user. When clean-message is true messages like “𝓘’𝓶 𝓪 **𝓬𝓾𝓽𝓮** 𝓬𝓪𝓽” will become “I’m a cute cat”, enabling remove-spaces will make it harder for users to avoid your filter by sending messages like “a r c h b t y”, but may result in increased false positives. It is Recommended you instead mane a custom Regex filter and use that.

Automod Filter Test

Slash Command

Modal

/automod filter test

This command will test an automoderation filter, after you input a message in the modal you will get presented with a list of filters it violates. sample command result

Automod Filter Remove

Slash Command

/automod filter remove <filter>

arg	type	use
filter	AutomodFilter	Specifies what filter to delete.

This command deletes an automoderation filter, this action cannot be undone.