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Repost Instagram and TikTok posts in Discord with the user-installed app.
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griefModeration, antinuke, logging, tickets, levels and an adventure economy in one bot — with a setup guide that matches the commands it answers to.
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grief;connectingautomod statusSilent Halls — automod
Spam
triggers: 5 messages / 5s
action: timeout
duration: 10m
Mentions
triggers: 6 mentions
action: delete
duration: —
Caps
disabled
Invites
triggers: 1 message
action: warn
duration: —
exempt: @Staff · #mod-chat
pingPong
Connection diagnostics
Gateway: 142 ms
Round trip: 38 ms
Shard: 1/1
Replies are built from grief's command export. The real bot replies in your server.
The systems grief replaces, and what each one covers.
Repost Instagram and TikTok posts in Discord with the user-installed app.
Timeouts, bans, warns, jails and role changes, with every action kept as a case.
Welcome cards, goodbye notices, boost pings, a starboard and join roles.
Prefix, accent, footer, nickname and name style, set per server instead of per restart.
Aliases, autoresponders, counters, reminders and tags — the small commands that save a macro.
Look up profiles, media, and music from Instagram, TikTok, X / Twitter, Last.fm, Telegram, Pinterest, Roblox, Twitch, Kick, and more — right from Discord.
Profiles, posts & stories
Users, videos & sounds
Profiles, posts & threads
Scrobbles, artists & crowns
Users, channels & avatars
Pin search & downloads
Users, avatars & friends
Streams, VODs & clips
Live streams & clips
Profiles, posts & stories
Users, videos & sounds
Profiles, posts & threads
Scrobbles, artists & crowns
Users, channels & avatars
Pin search & downloads
Users, avatars & friends
Streams, VODs & clips
Live streams & clips
Setup, limits and premium, answered. Anything else goes in the support server.
A Discord bot with moderation, antinuke, logging, tickets, levels, an economy and a few social tools. One bot where a server would otherwise run five.
Yes. Everything on the free tier stays free — premium raises the limits on things like reaction roles and giveaways, and adds per-server customisation.
Yes, but only after installing grief as a user application. That install is what lets it answer in DMs and group chats.
Press Add to Discord and pick the server. If you want it in your DMs as well, install the user application — the two can be installed side by side.
One bot, so one prefix and one permission list to keep straight, and the setup guide is written against the commands it actually answers to.
Yes. The Discord button in the navigation bar opens it; bug reports and feature requests both go there, and releases get announced in it.
The newest release, taken from the same changelog the support server announces from.
the bot has been rewritten from python to node, with the same commands and the same databases. this release adds owner commands, owner-aware help, and fixes for anything created after setup.
See the full changelog