Moderation bot for Discord

Auto-moderate spam, slurs, raids and rule-breakers in your Discord server with a fully customizable AI moderation bot — no coding required.

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The robot holding a shield and a gavel

Make it yours, then build

This is the brief the AI starts from. Swap in your channel names, roles and limits.

  1. The AI asks a question if something is unclear and shows you the plan.
  2. You create the bot on Discord with our step-by-step setup.
  3. It goes online in your server, hosted by us.

Change anything: channel names, roles, limits. Plain words are fine.

What this template includes

  • Auto-delete messages matching custom blocklists or regex patterns
  • Tiered warning system (warn → mute → kick → ban) with configurable thresholds
  • Anti-raid mode that auto-locks the server when join rates spike
  • Detailed audit log to a private mod channel, including who, what, when
  • Whitelisted roles and channels so staff and bots aren't affected
  • Slash commands for manual moderation: /warn /mute /kick /ban /unban

Why servers run one

A Discord moderation bot is the single biggest quality-of-life upgrade you can give a growing server. The right setup catches spam before mods see it, soft-warns users instead of banning them outright, and keeps a clean audit log of every action it takes. With Discord Bot Creator, you can describe the rules in plain English and the AI builds the bot — including warn / mute / kick / ban tiers, mod-log channels, and per-channel exceptions — in under five minutes.

Questions about the moderation bot

Can a moderation bot replace human moderators?

No — but it can absorb 80–90% of routine cases (link spam, slurs, repeat offenders) so your human mods focus on judgment calls and conflict resolution. Treat the bot as a force multiplier, not a replacement.

What permissions does a moderation bot need?

At minimum: Manage Messages, Kick Members, Ban Members, Mute Members, View Audit Log, and Send Messages in the mod-log channel. Avoid Administrator — give it only what it needs. We cover this in detail in our permissions guide.

Will the bot moderate other bots or staff?

By default, no. The generated config whitelists any role you mark as staff plus any verified bot account. You can adjust the whitelist at any time.

Can the bot handle slurs in multiple languages?

Yes. Because the underlying model is multilingual, you can list languages or specific terms and it will catch variants and l33t-speak (e.g. "@ss" or "sh1t") without you maintaining a regex list by hand.