AMGX

AMGX's 4 big features are auto-moderation, automated punishments, action logging, and auto kick/ban. All these features are already existing, but AMGX takes them all to a whole other level.

🛡 __Auto Moderation__ 🛡

AMGX moderates 17 types of undesirable behaviors, including almost every form of spam, invite links, self-bots, bad words and links, and offensive usernames, nicknames, and custom statuses. No other bot moderates such a broad range of infractions.

AMGX lets you set word/link categories for bad words, links, usernames, nicknames, and custom statuses. This enables it to moderate different kinds of words differently according to your preferences. This means you can have one category for slurs and another for common insults, and let AMGX automatically punish them differently so you would never have to lift a finger. It can also reset inappropriate nicknames if it has the permissions to do so.

AMGX lets you set whitelisted roles and channels (if applicable) for every type of offence. It also lets you set roles and channels that are immune to AMGX's auto-moderation.

AMGX's warning system is also very different from those of other bots. Rather than using strikes, it uses warn points. You can set different behaviors to warn different amounts of points to make the punishments better fit the infractions.

AMGX's warn points brings us to its second big feature:

🚨 __Automated Punishments__ 🚨

This feature lets you punish those who always break your rules. At different warn point thresholds, you can tell AMGX to mute, kick, temporarily ban, or permanently ban people. The most important purpose of using warn points is to ensure AMGX deals with the worst offenders more quickly than those who commit less serious infractions, as serious behaviors need to be engaged in less times to trigger the punishments.

This is fairer than the conventional strikes system, where you can get kicked for spamming messages 3 times as well as for saying bad words three times.

However, AMGX does not only moderate regular server members, but it can also, in a way, moderate your moderators with its third big feature:

🔎 __Action Logging__ 🔎

This feature lets you see what is happening in your server in real-time. It logs a wide range of events that happen in your servers, such as deleted messages, channel creations and deletions, member joins and leaves, moderation events, and much more.

However, AMGX not only logs the events themselves, but also does its best to log the responsible moderator, letting you see who is doing what (ONLY WORKS IF AMGX HAS AUDIT LOG VIEWING PERMISSIONS). It is therefore very easy to hold your moderators accountable with this, much easier than by scrolling through audit logs.

AMGX not only moderates members who've been in your server for some time, but also those who've only been in for a short instant:

❌ __Auto Kick/Ban__ ❌

AMGX can kick or ban new users based on 4 types of rules: account age, invite links in username/status, blacklisted usernames, and blacklisted statuses. You can set AMGX to kick certain users upon joining your server and to ban others. This makes it fairer than current new member filters, which can only ban new members.