Start with a module
Choose the workflow you need: moderation and security, private tickets, roles, messages, levels, or voice rooms. Each module has its own permissions and settings; enable only what your community will use.Commands and configuration
Review or change the prefix
The default prefix is. and can be changed per server.
Open help
Use.help to find registered commands; read the module guide before changing permissions or running destructive actions.
.help tickets
Dashboard and docs
Dashboard settings depend on the module. These guides link to specific routes and explain when a reference feature is not available in Headless.Steps
1
Confirm the server and bot
Make sure you are in the right server and that the bot has the minimum permissions for the module.
2
Open the catalog
Use
.help or Discord’s slash-command picker to find a registered feature.3
Test a workflow
Configure a test channel and verify the result before announcing it to the whole community.
Feature overview
Moderation and channels
Resolve incidents and control conversation pace with workflows built for moderation teams. Includes bans, kicks, and timeouts; slowmode and channel locks; reasons, permissions, and role hierarchy.
Logging and diagnostics
Track important actions and find why a command or integration cannot complete. Includes moderation events, channel or webhook delivery, and permission or destination diagnostics.
Community
Lightweight tools for conversation, sharing moments, and keeping server activities moving: AFK and reminders, games and social commands, Quote, banners, and V2 help.
Server security
Detect suspicious changes and apply configurable controls for each community. Includes Anti-Nuke and alerts, invite tracking, automated controls, and Honeypot.
Per-server administration
Manage a server’s settings in a private panel limited by your account permissions. Review modules, preferences, validated changes, activity, and status.
Team tools
Find the right command and understand what prevents an action for your role: categorized help, shortcuts and aliases, and permission-aware responses and suggestions.