A highly configurable Discord moderation tool.
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RegexBot

RegexBot is a standalone Discord moderation bot that makes use of the Discord.Net library.

The goal of this project is to provide a bot that can truly fit your unique needs in managing Discord server. To that end, many aspects of the bot's behavior can be configured and fine-tuned, ensuring that the bot acts exactly as you want it to act.

Are you satisfied with your current bot but wish that you could change that one thing to better suit your needs? This project is an answer to that.

Granted, progress on this project so far has followed the needs of one Discord server that makes heavy use of it, so its current feature set may be limited. Feel free to send a pull request or submit an issue.

Documentation

Documentation is available in the form of a number of pages hosted by Github Pages. See this site or the site's source directory for more information.