Discord Moderation Bot - No Code Required

Answer: A Discord moderation bot doesn’t have to be a week-long project. In VibeCord, describe the commands you want (/warn, /kick, /ban), the auto-mod rules (spam, slurs, links), and where to log actions. Preview the permissions, then deploy after token setup and checks.

What You’ll Build

• Mod-only commands: /warn, /kick, /ban
• Auto-mod rules for spam, bad words, and unwanted links
• A dedicated #mod-log channel with timestamps and reasons

Quick Links

• Browse templates
• Discord server security settings
• Fix common permissions errors

Step 1: Decide Roles + Log Channel

Pick a staff role name (example: Moderator), a private log channel (example: #mod-log), and 2–3 rules you always enforce.

Step 2: Paste This Prompt Into VibeCord

"Create a moderation bot for my Discord guild. Permissions: - Only members with the 'Moderator' role can use moderation commands - Mods cannot moderate Admins or anyone with a higher role Commands (log every action to #mod-log with moderator, target, reason, timestamp): - /warn @user [reason] (store warnings per user) - /kick @user [reason] - /ban @user [reason] Auto-mod: - Delete messages with slurs (keep the word list configurable) - If someone sends 5+ messages in 10 seconds, delete the spam and timeout them for 10 minutes - Delete messages with links unless the user has a 'Trusted' role"

Step 3: Review the Preview

Confirm role names match exactly, logging goes to #mod-log, and the rules are strict enough without punishing normal chat.

Step 4: Deploy + Test

1. Run /warn as a Moderator (confirm it logs)
2. Try /ban as a non-mod account (confirm it’s blocked)
3. Send 5 messages fast (confirm spam rule triggers)

FAQ

Do I need to know Discord.js or coding?

No. VibeCord builds the bot from your description and deploys it for you.

Can I add more rules later?

Yes. Edit your bot and describe the new rules (for example: “Also delete messages with excessive caps”).

How do I prevent mods from abusing commands?

Always log actions and enforce role hierarchy rules (mods can’t moderate admins or higher roles).