Setup commands may make their own channel again, and say so; restore-default needs a name or channel
The bot no longer creates channels nobody asked for (#92)
Document the Admin and Mod staff levels
Document /mod moderation (#12)
New Moderation page: every /mod subcommand and option, the right-click
Kick/Ban/Timeout member actions, the safety checks, DMs, temporary bans
and what gets reported. Home, Commands, Server Configuration, Admin
Alerts and Troubleshooting link or describe it, and the Honeypot page no
longer calls itself the only thing that removes anyone.
Permissions page checked (CodeStandards.md § 12): Kick Members and
Timeout Members move into the Required set (now 13), with their
features, and /mod joins the by-feature and who-can-use tables. Bot
Setup's Required invite number is recalculated to 1099797982262; the
Recommended set already held both, so its number is unchanged.
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Give every feature its own page (#40)
Add pages for the features that only had a short Server Configuration
section: Verification, Role Menus, Temporary Voice Channels, Honeypot,
Auto-Delete, Admin Alerts (with the command audit log), Server Roles,
Giveaways and Activity Levels. Each is written from the code: how it
works, setup, every option, limits, and a troubleshooting table, with
the permissions it needs linked to the Permissions page.
Home gains a Features table linking every feature page. Commands and
Server Configuration link each section to its page, and Commands now
counts 14 commands, not 12.
Permissions page checked (CodeStandards.md § 12): it now notes that
the deleted-hub alert's Prune and Restore buttons need Manage Channels.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>