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Enforce server guidelines with fast disciplinary actions, role hierarchy enforcement, and bulk message cleanup.

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Member Sanctions

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ban

Permanently remove a disruptive user from the guild and prevent them from returning.
Falcon cannot ban members whose highest role is equal to or higher than Falcon’s own role. Ensure the Falcon role is positioned above moderator roles in Server Settings > Roles.
The member to ban. You can provide a direct user mention (@User) or their 18-digit Discord User ID.
Optional text explaining the violation. Recorded in the server audit logs.
You can also use -b or the slash command /ban.

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unban

Revoke an existing ban to allow a previously banned user to rejoin the server with an invite.
The 18-digit Discord ID of the banned user.
Optional reason for revoking the ban.
You can also use /unban user_id:123456789012345678.

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kick

Remove a member from the guild. Unlike a ban, kicked members can rejoin immediately if they possess a valid server invite.
The target member to kick (mention or user ID).
Optional explanation for the kick recorded in server logs.
You can also use -k or the slash command /kick.

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mute

Temporarily suspend a member’s ability to send messages, react, or speak in voice channels using Discord native timeouts.
Durations can be specified using short units: s (seconds), m (minutes), h (hours), d (days), or w (weeks).
The member to time out (mention or user ID).
The timeout duration (e.g. 60s, 10m, 2h, 1d, 7d). Discord supports timeouts up to a maximum of 28 days.
Optional disciplinary reason stored in the guild audit log.
You can also use -timeout, -tempmute, or the slash command /mute.

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unmute

Lift an active timeout early before the timer expires.
The member whose timeout should be lifted.
Optional reason for removing the punishment.
You can also use -untimeout or the slash command /unmute.

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Chat Management

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erase

Bulk purge recent messages from the current text channel.
Due to Discord API limitations, bots cannot bulk delete messages older than 14 days.
The number of messages to purge from the channel (between 1 and 100).
You can also use -purge, -clear, or the slash command /erase.