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Drag a channel to move it between categories or reorder it — drag a category header to reorder categories, and it saves instantly, just like in Discord. Use the icons on each row to create, edit, clean messages, or delete — those ask you to confirm first.

Drag to reorder — higher in the list means higher priority, same as Discord's role hierarchy, and it saves instantly. Use the icons on each row to edit or delete — those ask you to confirm first.

Every moderation command — toggle on/off, view settings, or see usage help. No need to run setup commands one by one.

Members with the most active warnings on this server.

Pick the card design members see when they level up in this server. It's used everywhere — the level-up channel, the leveling log, the DM, the /rank command and the /leaderboard. Choose Custom to use your own banner and message text for level-ups (set below) and the classic /rank and /leaderboard embeds.

Currently active: —

Used as the background for both the channel announcement and the DM. Leave empty for the default gradient.

If set, every level-up announcement posts here instead of the channel/VC where the member was active. This is the setting that was missing — without it selected, level-ups always fall back to wherever the XP was earned, which can make them easy to miss.

Placeholders: {user}, {level}

Posts a banner + message in the channel below whenever someone joins (right after verification, if that's on for this server).

Placeholders: {user}, {username}, {server}, {membercount}

Background image for the welcome post. A banner, channel, and message are all required before welcome posts will send.

Posts a banner + message in the channel below whenever someone leaves or is kicked.

Log entries for leave still post to the shared log channel configured on the Welcome page.

Placeholders: {user}, {username}, {server}, {membercount}

A banner, channel, and message are all required before leave posts will send.

Posts a banner + message in the channel below whenever someone is banned.

Log entries for ban still post to the shared log channel configured on the Welcome page.

Placeholders: {user}, {username}, {server}, {membercount}

A banner, channel, and message are all required before ban posts will send.

Posts a banner + message in the channel below whenever someone boosts the server.

Log entries for boost still post to the shared log channel configured on the Welcome page.

Placeholders: {user}, {username}, {server}, {membercount}

A banner, channel, and message are all required before boost posts will send.

Anti-nuke and anti-raid already punish the individual offender. This escalates to locking the ENTIRE server when incidents keep happening — a circuit-breaker of last resort.

New members must pass this before they can chat, once it's on and a gate channel below is posted. Click Verify posts a captcha (or a quiz question) they have to solve — or, with "No Challenge" selected below, clicking Verify grants access immediately.

Posting the gate locks this channel to view-only for @everyone (they can still click Verify) and drops the embed + button. Re-posting deletes the old gate message first.

Pick the look of the captcha image members solve. Only used when Challenge Type above is set to Captcha.

Longer codes are harder to guess but slightly slower for real members to type.

On, every code is guaranteed at least one letter, one digit, and one symbol — harder for bots/OCR to solve.

Posts a line to this channel every time someone passes or gets locked out. Falls back to the server-wide Security Log channel if left unset.

Yamiko's own permission layer, independent of Discord's built-in per-command permissions. Assign which roles can use each command CATEGORY — not individual commands, to stay manageable as commands are added. Server Administrators and the owner can always use every category regardless of these settings. Sensitive categories (Moderation, Admin, Roles, Channels) default to Administrator-only until a role is assigned here; Music and Utility default open.

Grant a role ONE specific command without opening its whole category above. Example: give a role just /role add without giving it every Roles-category command. These grants are additive — they can only ADD access on top of the category rules above, never remove access a role already has.

A channel hidden from @everyone. Discord's Administrator permission bypasses channel overwrites entirely, so only a compromised or malicious privileged account (or the owner) can even see it — any activity there is a strong, low-false-positive anti-hack signal, not a general spam heuristic.

Recent reversible staff actions — bans, kicks, temp-role grants, channel/role deletions. Each stays undoable for 15 minutes from when it happened.

Suggestion-only, always — Yamiko never executes a punishment automatically. This looks up a member's tracked violation history and a transparent, recency-weighted risk score.

Optional legacy-style text commands (e.g. "!ban @user spam") alongside slash commands. Same permission rules apply — no bypass. Off by default.

Replace Yamiko's built-in personality with a custom system prompt for this server. Restricted separately from normal admin config — changing what Yamiko IS requires server-owner, Yamiko-dev, or explicit allowlist access, same as the /persona command.

Beyond the server owner and Yamiko devs, only members listed here can change the persona. Managing this list is owner/dev-only — an allowlisted member cannot add or remove anyone.

A detailed, per-event view of everything Yamiko can log — pick a channel for each category below (use the same channel everywhere for one combined feed, or a different channel per category), then fine-tune which individual events actually post there. Member, Message, and Server also have their own simpler pages in the sidebar for quick channel changes and browsing history — this page is the full control surface.

Quickly point Member, Message, Server, Voice, and Leveling all at the same channel for one combined feed. You can still fine-tune each category individually afterward.

Events won't post live for these channels (message/voice events only — where a channel actually applies). History on the /logs history pages is unaffected.

Deleted messages authored by these roles won't be logged.

Join, leave, kick, ban, and boost events — pick a channel to post these as Discord embeds, independent of the Announcements banners.

Message edits and deletes. Separate from your Security page's incident channel — this is routine activity only.

Role and channel create/delete, webhook creation, and nickname changes. Permission-escalation alerts still page the owner via your Security page, separately.

Whether the Welcome/Leave/Ban/Boost banners actually posted. This is the same channel as the Welcome page's “Join Log Channel” field — editing either updates the same setting.

Now Playing announcements. Off by default — this can fire often on an active queue, so it's opt-in.

Automatically posts when a game goes fully FREE on Steam, Epic Games, GOG, or Prime Gaming — free games always post regardless of the discount setting below. Paid games discounted 50-90%+ can also be announced if enabled per store.

Placeholders: {title}, {store}, {url}, {discount}, {price}

Free games from any enabled store always post. The discount % above only applies to paid-game deals from that store.

Prime Gaming uses an unofficial endpoint (Amazon has no public API for it) — it can occasionally miss updates if Amazon changes their site. The other three stores are official APIs and are reliable.

This is what a real announcement will look like using your current settings, with an example game.

Members can post anonymous confessions with /confess message. Set the destination channel here, or clear it to turn the board off.

Create a panel, then add role buttons to it. Members click a button to self-assign (or remove) that role. Deleting a panel also deletes its message.

Requirements (role / level / invites) are all optional and checked when a member enters.

The counting game — members count upward one number per message, no repeats in a row.

Joining the trigger voice channel spawns a fresh temporary channel for that member, created under the chosen category.

Stops members from spamming the trigger channel. Repeated spam gets the member ignored for a longer penalty (4x the cooldown). Set 0 to turn a limit off.

The server owner and bot owners are never rate limited.

Posts who created each channel, how many users joined, and when it was deleted.

Roles automatically granted to a member as soon as they're eligible — immediately on join if verification is off, or right after passing verification if it's on.

Trigger/response pairs — Yamiko replies automatically when a message matches a trigger.

Read-only. Registering a bridge line, starting a call, or hanging up still needs /crossserver in Discord — the one-time pairing code it generates is never stored anywhere the dashboard could show it, on purpose.