JAIL · RECORDS · PENALTY POINTS
The jail system popular on community servers is a single command in Groyt: the member's roles are stored, the jail role is given, and the roles come back by themselves when time's up. Every punishment is written to the record with a case number and adds points; when points reach a threshold, Groyt applies the punishment itself.
/jail add saves all of the member's roles and gives the jail role instead. If you write a duration (e.g. 1d), the roles come back when it ends; release early with /jail release. /jail list shows who's jailed right now and /jail info shows a member's punishment history.
Warnings, timeouts, voice mutes, jails, kicks and bans are collected in a single record. Every punishment has a case number, reason and the staff member who gave it. /record show opens the visual record card; you can fix a case's reason later or delete a wrong case.
Default points: warning 1, timeout 2, voice mute 2, jail 3, kick 3, ban 5. You change these and the thresholds with /record configure; for example "1-day jail at 6 points, ban at 10 points". When a threshold is passed, Groyt applies the punishment and logs it.
A punished member fills in the appeal form and staff accept or reject it. Timed bans exist too: if you give a duration with /ban, the ban lifts by itself. For details see filters and staff stats.
/jail setup./record configure (optional)./jail add @member 1d reason or with the prefix g!jail @member 1d reason.Yes. The roles at the moment of the jail are saved; when time's up or they're released with /jail release, they're all given back.
You decide which channels the jail role can see. Usually only one jail channel is left open.
Points are calculated from the cases in the record. If you delete a wrong or forgiven case with /record delete, the points go down too.
No. Durations are kept in the database; when the bot comes back, expired ones are released.