Sanctions
/ban
Bans a user from the server.
user(required) — who to ban.reason— reason for the ban (it's kept in the log and in Discord's ban list).
/ban user:@spam reason:"Invite spam"/unban
Lifts a previous ban. You have to pass the banned user's ID (Discord won't let you mention them).
/unban user:123456789012345678 reason:"Appeal accepted"/kick
Kicks a user out. They can come back with a new invite link. Useful when you want to send a strong message without a permanent ban.
/kick user:@member reason:"Repeated disrespect"/timeout · /untimeout
Applies or lifts Discord's native timeout (temporary mute). It takes durations like 10m, 2h, 1d.
/timeout user:@member time:30m reason:"Flooding the chat"
/untimeout user:@memberWarning system
/warn
Adds a warning to the user's history. If the module is configured with escalation, hitting threshold X triggers the automatic sanction.
/warn user:@member reason:"Inappropriate language"/warns
Lists a user's warnings (or everyone's if you don't pass a user). Each warning has an ID you use to remove it.
/warns user:@member/unwarn
Removes a specific warning from the history. It needs the ID shown by /warns.
Messages and channel
/clear
Deletes the last N messages in the channel. Discord caps this at 100 per command (and only messages under 14 days old).
/clear amount:50/slowmode · /unslowmode
Turns slow mode on or off in the current channel. Useful when a channel gets out of hand.
/slowmode time:30
/unslowmode/channel lock · /channel unlock
Locks the channel so only staff can write, or unlocks it. Useful during incidents (raids, arguments) to "freeze" the chat without losing the conversation.
/channel lock channel:#general
/channel unlock channel:#generalRoles
/addrole · /unrole
Assigns or removes a role from a member. Useful when you'd rather not open Discord's menu.
/addrole user:@member role:@VIP
/unrole user:@member role:@VIP/autoroles
Manages the roles assigned automatically when someone joins the server. The list is kept in the module's configuration.
Blacklist and antiraid
/blacklist
A blacklist of users for the bot's modules (economy, suggestions, giveaways…). It doesn't kick them: it just cuts off their access to Roody's features.
/antiraid
Manually turns on anti-raid mode or adjusts its parameters from Discord. The detailed configuration lives in its own dashboard module.
/verificacion (verification)
Forces a user's verification or manages the system. The Verification module has its own configuration in the dashboard. This command isn't translated in Discord, so you type it in Spanish.
Helpers
/say
Makes the bot send a message on your behalf. Useful for formal announcements (it's attributed to the bot, not to a person).
/say content:"Server maintenance at 22:00"/reglas (rules)
Publishes or shows the server rules (configured in the dashboard). This command isn't translated in Discord either.
Who can use these commands
By default, Discord hides the commands from anyone without the equivalent native permission (Ban Members, Kick Members, Moderate Members, Manage Messages, Manage Channels, Manage Roles). Make sure your moderation role has them.
On top of that, from Integrations → Roody you can restrict any specific command to particular roles or channels.
Good practice
- Always give a reason for sanctions; the reasons stay in the log and are your first line of defence against appeals.
- Use
/warnas the first step and save/timeout//kick//banfor repeat offences. - Before a
/ban, check the history with/warns— sometimes you're in for a surprise. - Keep the bot's role above the roles you're moderating; otherwise the commands will say "I'm missing permissions".
Related links
- Moderation system (module configuration)
- Bot permissions
- Permission problems
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