Titan Moderation is still in development
This setup guide describes the current planned configuration. Permissions and setup steps may change before release.
Titan Moderation
Prepare your Discord server for Titan Moderation and configure the permissions, staff access, logging and protection settings.
This setup guide describes the current planned configuration. Permissions and setup steps may change before release.
Setup process
Invite Titan Moderation to each Discord server you want to protect and manage.
Make sure the bot can view channels, send messages, manage messages, moderate members and access the logging channels you select.
Select which Discord roles are allowed to use moderation commands and access management tools.
Choose where moderation actions, member events, message activity and security alerts should be recorded.
Enable the protections you need for spam, repeated messages, links, mentions and selected blocked content.
Configure raid protection, suspicious join detection and other available server-protection controls.
Limit powerful commands such as bans, mass actions and security overrides to trusted staff roles.
Use a private testing channel and test account to confirm that commands, automod and logging behave correctly.
Planned bot permissions
Some permissions will only be required when the related feature is enabled.
View Channels
Send Messages
Embed Links
Read Message History
Manage Messages
Moderate Members
Kick Members
Ban Members
Manage Roles
View Audit Log
Final checks
The bot role is above roles it needs to moderate or manage.
Only trusted staff can use sensitive moderation commands.
Logging channels are private from regular members.
Automod actions are tested before being enabled server-wide.
Raid protection does not block legitimate new members.
The bot can send alerts in the selected security channel.
Only grant the permissions required for the features you use. Sensitive actions such as bans, role changes and mass moderation should remain limited to trusted staff.