A highly configurable Discord moderation tool.
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Fixed the following compilation errors: -Moderators collection not initialized -Outdated method signatures for ban and kick in ModuleBase -Update author name in manifests -Fixed incorrect method signature in AutoScriptResponder Minor improvements: -Updated external dependencies -Remove unused variables in ConfDefinition of RegexModerator -Improve parallel execution of matches? -Send exception message on logging failure to reporting channel -Slightly change ModuleLoader logging output -Add Discord.Net unhandled exception output to logging -Updated link to Github -Changed GuildState exception handling message for conciseness Fixes: -SQL index creation in LoggingService -SQL view creation in UserCacheService -Add casts from ulong to long in SQL inserts -External modules no longer loaded twice -Non-Info messages from Discord.Net will now be reported -User data had not been recorded at proper times -Some modules had been returning null instead of Task with null -Guild state exception handling should not have handled config errors |
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Kerobot
This project is a major work in progress and is unusable in its current state. Not all features may be present.
Kerobot is a Discord moderation bot that takes some inspiration from Reddit's Automoderator. It provides a number of features to assist in watching over a busy server. Its configuration allows for a very high level of flexibility, ensuring that the bot behaves in accordance to the exact needs of your server.
Feature overview
- Create rules based on regular expression patterns
- Follow up with custom responses ranging from sending a DM to disciplinary action
- Create pattern-based triggers to provide information and fun to your users
- Adjustable rate limits per-trigger to prevent spam
- Specify multiple different responses to display at random when triggered
- Make things interesting by setting triggers that only activate at random
- Individual rules and triggers can be whitelisted or blacklisted per-user, per-channel, or per-role
- Exemptions to these filters can be applied for additional flexibility
Documentation
Coming soon.