Automod is still being developed
The final rules, limits and Free or Premium availability may change before Titan Moderation launches.
Titan Moderation
Configure automatic protection for spam, mentions, links, repeated messages and unwanted content.
The final rules, limits and Free or Premium availability may change before Titan Moderation launches.
Overview
Automod checks messages and selected member activity against the rules configured by the server. When a rule is triggered, Titan Moderation can remove content, warn or timeout the member and notify staff.
Server staff remain responsible for reviewing important actions and adjusting rules when legitimate members are being detected incorrectly.
Protection types
Detect repeated messages, rapid message bursts and excessive message activity from one member.
Limit excessive user, role and everyone mentions that may be used to disrupt the server.
Block or review selected links, invite links and domains based on server settings.
Detect configured words or phrases and apply the selected moderation response.
Detect members repeatedly posting the same or very similar messages.
Limit messages containing excessive capital letters where enabled.
Restrict selected file types or attachments in channels where they are not allowed.
Apply additional checks to accounts that were created recently.
Rule actions
Remove the message that triggered an Automod rule.
Create a moderation warning connected to the Automod action.
Temporarily restrict the member for the configured duration.
Send a detailed alert to the selected moderation or security channel.
Record the event without taking an automatic action against the member.
Exemptions
Selected Discord roles, channels, bots and server administrators may be exempted from specific Automod rules. Exemptions should be kept limited so protection cannot be bypassed unnecessarily.
Best practices
Start with less aggressive settings and increase protection gradually.
Add trusted staff roles, bots and approved channels to the correct exemptions.
Test blocked words and link filters in a private channel before enabling them server-wide.
Avoid using automatic bans for low-risk message offences.
Review Automod logs regularly for false detections.
Use different settings for public chat, media channels and staff channels.
Test each rule before enabling strict punishments. Staff should review alerts and moderation history before applying further action.