GiselleBot

Used on servers both large and small, official and unofficial, built with security in mind, this actively developed multi-purpose bot is feature rich while still being flexible and easy to use. All modules can be configured with GiselleBot's built-in permissions system to control which users, channels, and roles are allowed to use them. GiselleBot includes many traditional features such as self assignable/reaction roles, EXP roles, server moderation and logging, welcome/goodbye messages, repeating messages, and bot currency.

However, you'll also find that many of GiselleBot's features are much more deeply developed compared to the usual implementations. GiselleBot is the first bot to create a points-based moderation system that allows you to assign a rule to each warning, letting you give more points for more severe violations. GiselleBot's logging also includes a dedicated threads logger, and the member logger will even log the invite a user used to join your server (Premium Only).

GiselleBot has also implemented rare and unique functionality such as the form builder and raid room modules. The form builder module will let you create guild applications, feedback surveys, bug reports, and so much more; all within Discord, and integrated with Trello to further push submitted entries to a Trello board (optional). The raid room module allows members to create and disband temporary voice and text channels for co-op (or competitive) gameplay and much more!

GiselleBot also features social network integration, allowing you to send posts and notifications from Twitter, Reddit, Instagram, Twitch, Youtube, or an RSS feed directly into Discord with a custom message! These can also be filtered by various keywords or update type to allow you full control over what gets sent to your server.

Even all of this touches on only a fraction of GiselleBot's full capabilities. To learn more about additional modules and functionality such as scheduled commands, the built in Digimon and trivia games, custom reactions/responses, the web radio functionality and more, check out the documentation website.