Know your tools. Run your server.

Find the right moderation command

Krow brings moderation commands and anti-nuke tools into your Discord server. Start with -help, or open the full command catalog to see staff tools alongside member commands.

The catalog lists syntax, Discord permission requirements, and paid features. A command appearing in the catalog does not give a member permission to use it. Review the command details before assigning moderation tasks to your team.

Issue a warning

Use -warn @member reason to issue a warning. This command requires Manage Messages permission. A clear reason gives the member and your staff context for the action.

Open anti-nuke tools

Use -antinuke to open Krow’s anti-nuke panel. Server owners should review the available controls before relying on a configuration. For questions about a setting, use Krow support.

Logs, protection stats, and backups

Krow Lifetime includes commands for reviewing recent anti-nuke actions, viewing protection statistics, and saving or restoring a server snapshot.

Lifetime costs $24.99 once for one server. Check Krow pricing for the plan and the command catalog for current requirements.

Build a moderation workflow your team can follow

1. Start with the command’s help entry so your staff know the syntax.
2. Check the permission required for each task before changing staff access.
3. Review recent actions when following up on an incident.
4. Read the backup and restore command details before making server changes.

For setup and management in plain language, explore Jarvis, Krow’s AI operator. If your community also listens together, see the Discord music bot guide.