PickTag2GetRole

🏷️ PickTag2GetRole — Auto-Assign Roles Based on Server Tags

Automatically grant roles to members who display your server's tag! The bot watches your members' primary guild tag and assigns or removes roles the moment it changes.

✨ How It Works

When a member sets your server tag (VIP, TEAM, etc.) on their profile, they instantly receive the roles you configured. Remove the tag? The roles come off just as fast.

🎮 Commands

/config <tag> <@role1 @role2...> — Set up tag monitoring
Example: /config VIP @VIP-Member @Premium
⚠️ <tag> is your server's short TAG (the 2-4 characters shown next to member
names), NOT a role. Only the roles come after it.

/status — View the current configuration and how many members have the tag
/stats — See how the number of tagged members evolved (7 and 30 days)
/scan — Manually scan every member (use right after setup)
/check @member — Inspect one member's tag and role status
/toggle — Pause or resume monitoring without losing your setup
/reset — Delete this server's configuration and all stored data
/help — Show all commands

🚀 Quick Start

1. Invite the bot with the "Manage Roles" permission
2. ⚠️ In Server Settings → Roles, drag the bot's role ABOVE every role it should
hand out — Discord forbids a bot from assigning roles above its own
3. /config TAG @Role
4. /scan to apply it to existing members
5. Done — automatic 24/7 monitoring

🌍 Available in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian and Portuguese (BR).
Commands and replies follow each user's own Discord language.

💡 Use Cases

1. VIP Access - auto-assign premium roles
2. Team Members - identify staff at a glance
3. Community Events - grant access to supporters
4. Partner Recognition - reward members from partner servers

❓ FAQ

1. Tags are case-insensitive: VIP = vip
2. Multiple roles supported: assign several roles from one tag
3. Instant updates: changes apply within seconds
4. Privacy focused: only your server's configuration and anonymous daily counts are stored - never member data, never messages
5. Open source: public code, MIT license, self-hostable

Members set their tag in Discord: User Settings → Profiles → Server Tag.