Moderation
Overview
Everything Lumière offers for keeping your server safe and organized.
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Moderation in Lumière covers the full lifecycle of handling problem behavior: taking action (ban, kick, mute, warn), tracking it (cases and strikes), cleaning up after it (message purging), catching it automatically (AutoPurge and conduct tracking), and keeping a record of it (mod logging).
What's in this section
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Core Actions | /ban, /kick, /mute, /warn, and related commands |
| Strikes | A lighter-weight infraction system with automatic escalation |
| Cases | Every moderation action gets a case — search, filter, and review history |
| Message Purging | /purge — advanced, filterable message deletion |
| Auto-Purge | Scheduled, automatic message cleanup for busy channels |
| Conduct Tracking | Passive tracking of slurs, swearing, toxicity, and suspicious links |
| Mod Logging | Automatic logging of moderation actions to a channel |
| Channel Tools | /say and /nuke |
Who this section is for
Most pages here require a Discord permission like Ban Members, Kick Members, or Manage Messages to use — Lumière checks your actual Discord permissions, not just server membership. If a command doesn't work for you, that's usually why; see Permissions & Access.
A quick mental model
- Cases are the permanent record — every ban, kick, mute, warn, and strike creates one.
- Strikes are a lighter system on top of cases, meant for smaller infractions that build up and can auto-escalate.
- Conduct tracking runs quietly in the background and doesn't take action on its own — it scores behavior so mods have visibility.