OxyUtils

Add OxyUtils and nothing happens. No logs start appearing, no announcements go out, no commands nobody asked for show up in the picker. Every server feature is off until an admin turns it on, one switch at a time — and what is off is off for everyone, admins included.

Here is what you can switch on.

Server automation

• Logging across 14 categories; messages, members, roles, channels, threads, voice, invites, webhooks, events, AutoMod and more, each with its own switch, down to the individual event
• Welcome and goodbye messages, with a generated card
• Birthdays announced on the day, in each member's own timezone, with a role for 24 hours
• Reaction roles, and personal custom colour roles members create themselves
• Statistics channels whose name is a live counter: members, boosts, a role, or a number from your own API
• Scheduled messages, posted on a timer only during the hours and days you allow
• Boost thank-yous, and a notice when a boost runs out
• Bump reminders for Disboard, with a per-server leaderboard
• YouTube upload announcements and news for 55 games
• An AutoMod extension that applies your own AutoMod rules to bots and admins too
• Strict polls, snipe, and an embed builder with a live preview

Media, no setup required
37 tools for images, GIFs, video and audio: captions and memes, blur, pixelate, magik, explode, spin, bounce, mirror, speed, reverse, freeze, trim, overlay, stitch, and conversion between 14 formats. Whatever you put in keeps its format on the way out — a GIF in is a GIF out.

Games
Prices and all-time lows, ratings, how long a game takes, live player counts, ProtonDB reports, speedruns, storefronts and wikis. Track a game and get a DM when it drops in price, or when it goes free.

And the rest
Video downloads with frame-accurate clipping, QR codes, wiki search, server statistics, reverse image search and message quoting from the right-click menu.

Configure it wherever you prefer
Every feature has its own page at bot.oxylad.me, which only appears once the feature is on. The same settings live behind /config in Discord, and /help only lists the commands you can actually use where you ran it. The bot speaks English and French, per server or per account.

It never mentions anyone. Not in a log, not in an announcement, not in a reminder — with one deliberate exception, the bump reminder you asked for.