User Guide

1. Discord commands

All commands are Discord slash commands (autocompleted commands starting with /). "Permission required" of "None" means anyone can run it.

Basic info

Permission required: None (anyone can run these)

Profile cards

Permission required: None (anyone can run these)

Your bio is saved separately per server (a bio you write on one server never shows up on another).

Utilities

Permission required: None (anyone can run these)

/move-to requires that you're already connected to a voice channel.

Server feature settings

Permission required: Manage Server

X/Twitter post links are converted to fxtwitter.com form and reposted with video/image embeds. Steam store links are reposted as a custom embed built from Steam's official API (price, rating, tags, etc.). Both are off by default. They can also be toggled from the "Server Settings" page on the web dashboard (see below).

Embed builder

Permission required: Manage Messages

The same thing can also be done from the "Embed Messages" page on the web dashboard (see below). The description supports Markdown (headings, bold, italic, strikethrough, links, code, quotes).

Verification panels

Permission required: Manage Server

If the role to grant sits above Stellarix's own role, granting it will fail. Move Stellarix's role above the target role in Server Settings.

Voice hubs (automatic voice channels)

Permission required (all 3 above): Manage Server

Temporary channels are deleted automatically once empty. If the owner leaves, ownership automatically transfers to another remaining member. The commands below are for the temporary channel's own owner.

Permission required (all 7 above): None, but you must be the owner of the target channel.

Moderation

Permission required: /ban / /unban = Ban Members, /kick = Kick Members, /lockdown / /unlock = Manage Channels

Temporary mutes (timeouts), bulk message deletion, nickname changes, and slowmode.

Permission required: /timeout / /timeout-remove = Moderate Members, /purge = Manage Messages, /nickname = Manage Nicknames, /slowmode = Manage Channels

Granting/removing multiple roles at once, and changing a role's color. Running /role add or /role remove opens a menu where you can pick several roles at once.

Permission required (all 3 above): Manage Roles

Actions on members currently in a voice channel: forced disconnect, mute, and move.

Permission required: /voice-disconnect / /voice-move = Move Members, /voice-mute / /voice-unmute = Mute Members

Issuing, reviewing, and removing warnings. Leave the member blank on /warn list to see every warning on the server.

Permission required (all 4 above): Moderate Members

Permission required (all 5 above): Manage Server. The same settings are also available from the "Logs" page on the web dashboard (see below).

Join/leave messages

Permission required (all 8 above): Manage Server. Editing and previewing are also available from the web dashboard (see below).

Member counters

Permission required (all 3 above): Manage Server

Because of Discord's channel-rename rate limit, counters update every 10 minutes rather than on every join/leave.

Recruitment forms

Permission required: /recruit create / /recruit list = None (anyone can run these). /recruit close = the creator, or Manage Server.

2. Web dashboard

Once you log in with Discord, you can review and change settings from your browser for any server where you have the Manage Server permission. Creating verification panels, voice hubs, and member counters is done from the Discord commands above; the dashboard handles viewing, toggling, editing, and deactivating them (creating an embed message is the one exception that can post directly from the dashboard). The sidebar has these 10 sections.

Overview

A summary of every feature's current status: how many are on, how many panels are set up, whether a log channel is configured, and so on — plus charts of member count and joins/leaves over the last 30 days.

Server settings

Three tabs in one page: "X/Steam Embeds," "Voice Hubs," and "Member Counters." Toggle the X/Twitter and Steam embed features on or off (this shares the same setting as /stellarix-settings). Voice hubs (trigger channels) and member counters can be reviewed and deleted here (create new ones with /voice-hub set and /member-counter create respectively).

Embed messages

Two tabs: "Create" and "Sent messages." On "Create," fill in a title, description, color, image URL, and footer, watch a live preview that looks close to a real Discord embed card, and post it directly to a channel of your choice — the one feature on the dashboard that can post to Discord on its own, matching what /embed does on the Bot side (drafts aren't saved). On "Sent messages," review posted messages and deactivate any of them. Role pair (reaction role) settings live on the separate "Reaction Roles" page described below.

Convenience features

Turn individual slash commands on or off for this server (all on by default). A disabled command stops responding when used on this server.

Welcome messages

Edit the destination channel and message text for both the join and leave message, and toggle each one on or off. As you type, a live preview that looks close to how Discord renders it (headings, bold, italic, links, and other Markdown formatting are actually applied) updates automatically. The list of available tags is always shown.

Auto replies

Register rules that auto-reply when a message contains a keyword (partial match, case-insensitive). Each rule can be restricted to a specific role and/or channel, and you can choose whether the reply shows as a Discord "reply" and whether it actually pings the user. Use the {random: A~B~C} tag in the reply text to pick randomly from several candidates.

Auto roles

Set a role to automatically grant people who join the server, with separate roles for human accounts and bot accounts (leave both blank to disable).

Anti-raid

Turn each of the two triggers — a burst of joins and new accounts joining one after another — on or off independently and set its thresholds (seconds and member count). Choose any combination of actions to run on detection (notify, lockdown, auto-kick, auto-ban), plus the cooldown length, the notification channel, and the quarantine role (pick an existing role or auto-create one). The "Anti-Raid History" tab shows past incidents and the kick/ban records linked to each one. While a lockdown is active, a status banner and a manual "lift now" button are shown (the dashboard queues the lift and the bot detects and applies it within a few dozen seconds). The same settings are also available from the /antiraid command.

Reaction roles

Two tabs: "Embed panel roles" and "Verification panels." On "Embed panel roles," configure emoji → role pairs, the acquisition method (buttons, a select menu, or reactions), the role change type (toggle, grant-only, or revoke-only), and whether/how role changes are announced. On "Verification panels," review the list of panels and deactivate any of them (set up new ones with /verify-panel create).

Logs

Two tabs: "Log settings" and "Moderation history." On "Log settings," set the channel where ban/kick/lockdown results are announced, and customize the notification's description with a tagged template (with a live preview). On "Moderation history," review a list of past actions — time, type, target, moderator, and reason.

3. Message tags

Join/leave message, moderation log, auto reply (keyword reply), and reaction role (embed panel) notification templates can include the following tags to make their content dynamic (the same expansion rules apply on the Bot side and in the web dashboard's preview).

An unknown or malformed tag is left as literal text — a tag issue never causes the message itself to fail to send.