One bot, your whole server.

Ban, kick, timeout, warnings, cleanup. Nothing is lost: each action opens a numbered case, warns the person concerned and lands in the log channel.

• The sanctioned person gets the reason by DM, before the sanction lands.
• Warning thresholds escalate on their own: a timeout on the third, a kick on the fifth.
• A moderator cannot act above their own rank, and Axaro checks it can act at all before writing the case.

Six independent filters — spam, mentions, invites, links, capitals, banned words. Each carries its own sanction, from a plain delete to a ban.

• Text is reduced to its simplest form before comparison: spelling a word out letter by letter does not get through.
• The comparison is on whole words, so banning “ass” does not take down “assist”.
• From a warning upwards, the action opens a case and counts towards the thresholds, like a manual sanction.

Raids come at night. Past the threshold, Axaro pauses invites, raises the verification and handles every account of the wave, including those still arriving. One button bans them all; another undoes everything if it was a false alarm.

• Detection on a sliding window shared across shards. Recent accounts, accounts created in the same batch and serial names weigh more.
• The anti-nuke watches speed, not nature: forty deletions in ten seconds trigger it, a slow cleanup does not.
• The offending account loses its dangerous roles rather than being banned: a compromised account belongs to someone on the team.

Deleted and edited messages, joins and leaves, roles and channels. Three categories, each with its own channel if you want to keep moderation apart from the everyday noise.

• Axaro reads the audit log to name who acted — without it a kick would look like someone leaving.
• Each entry goes out twice: to Discord for the team, to the database for the dashboard.
• A daily clean-up deletes anything older than what your plan keeps. Alerts nobody has dealt with do stay.

One panel, one button, one private channel per request. The staff claims it, closes it, and the conversation leaves as a transcript.

• Permissions are set when the channel is created: nothing is visible one second too long.
• Several named panels, each to its own category and team.
• On close, the channel is archived rather than deleted, and the transcript joins the log channel.

XP per message, a server leaderboard and tier roles. An anti-spam delay means empty chatter earns nothing.

• Roles unlocked at each tier, removing the lower ones if you want.
• A customisable level-up message, in the channel or by DM.
• A member who leaves drops out of the ranking without losing their XP, and gets it back if they return.

A scenario builder rather than a list of fixed options. You pick a trigger, you stack the actions, Axaro runs them.

• Triggers: join, leave, message, role added or removed — with their filters.
• Actions: send a message or a DM, add or remove a role, call a web address — with a delay if you want.
• Every run is traced action by action, to understand what failed and why.