SECURITY · ANTI-NUKE · FREE
A staff member's account got stolen and 40 channels were deleted in 30 seconds… Groyt exists to stop exactly that: it instantly catches suspicious channel/role deletions, mass bans and kicks and dangerous permission grants, quarantines whoever did it and notifies the owner. On top of that: jail, records, penalty points and an appeal system.
/security setup turns on phishing, file, raid and evidence protections together and sets the alert channel. /security status shows which protections are on in a single card; each protection is fine-tuned with its own subcommand.
When many channel/role deletions, a mass ban or a dangerous permission grant are detected in a short time, the member's roles are taken, they're quarantined and the owner gets a DM alert with buttons: Undo, Forgive, Ban. Whitelisted staff and approved bots aren't affected.
A jailed member loses all their roles and only sees the jail room; when time's up the roles come back, and the punishment stays even if they leave and rejoin. Every warning, mute, jail and ban opens a numbered record case; when penalty points reach a threshold an automatic action (mute, jail, ban) is applied. The member can appeal if they want.
If lots of members join in a short time the server is locked and newcomers are held back. Members with very new accounts are flagged, and kicked automatically if you want. Join logs show an account age badge.
/security setup and pick the alert channel./security whitelist and bots with /security approvedbots./jail setup creates the jail role and room; set the penalty point thresholds with /record configure.No, all security protections are free.
The Pardon button on the alert card sent to the owner gives the roles back; staff added to the whitelist won't be affected again.
Rules written into Discord AutoMod keep working; anti-nuke picks up where it left off as soon as the bot is back, and timed penalties aren't missed.
No. Groyt never records any voice channel; that would violate both Discord's rules and data protection law.