Prefix Command Guide
Mention-prefix commands are designed for fast staff work.
The recommended style is:
@Modulus <command> <required values> <optional flags>
Example:
@Modulus ban @User -r "Raid participation" -del 7 -dm false -p
How To Read The Syntax
If help shows this:
@Modulus mute @User -t 30m -r "Spam" -p
It means:
@Modulustells the bot to listenmuteis the command@Useris the required target-t 30msets the duration-r "Spam"sets the reason-puses the attached proof file or image
Common Flags
| Flag | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
-r | Reason | -r "Spam" |
-t | Time or duration | -t 30m |
-u | User | -u @User |
-id | Case ID, warning ID, or user ID | -id 123456789012345678 |
-c | Channel | -c #general |
-m | Mode | -m on |
-del | Delete recent messages | -del 1 |
-dm | DM the target first | -dm false |
-p | Proof | -p or -p https://example.com/proof.png |
Practical Examples
@Modulus ban @User -r "Raid participation" -del 7 -dm false -p@Modulus mute @User -t 30m -r "Spam" -p@Modulus warn @User -r "Advertising" -p@Modulus unban -id 123456789012345678 -r "Appeal approved"@Modulus purge 25 -u @User
Proof
If a command supports proof, you usually do not need to type a URL.
Just attach the image or file to the same prefix message and Modulus will pick up the first attachment automatically.
If you prefer, you can still pass a URL:
@Modulus warn @User -r "Advertising" -p https://example.com/proof.png
Prefix Review
High-impact moderation prefix commands open a review message before the action is applied.
That review shows:
- the exact command being parsed
- the important options that were detected
- the server context
- confirm and cancel buttons
Once confirmed, the same bot message updates into the final result instead of posting a second response.