The ultimate tool for keeping your Discord server organized and transparent. Automate rule creation, management, and sharing with beautiful formatting.
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Every rule you create is saved securely in MongoDB, ensuring you'll never lose track of important guidelines. Your server rules persist across restarts and updates.
Keep your rules neatly organized and numbered for clarity and easy reference. Automatic numbering ensures consistency.
Update or reorder rules anytime through the interactive setup panel. Rules Bot automatically handles all changes and republishing.
Send your updated rules directly to a channel of your choice. Members always see the latest version with beautiful Discord UI formatting.
Customize your rules display with intro/outro text, custom colors, and link buttons for additional resources.
Designed to reduce manual work and simplify server management. Set it up once and let the bot handle the rest.
There's only one command you need to know
Add Rules Bot to your Discord server. The bot needs Send Messages and Embed Links permissions.
Use /setup to open the interactive setup panel with all configuration options.
This is the only command you'll ever need!
Choose the channel where your rules will be published. This is typically a read-only channel accessible to all members.
Use the "Add Rule" option to create your server rules one by one. They'll automatically be numbered and organized.
Add an intro message, outro message, custom colors, and link buttons to make your rules unique.
When you're ready, publish your rules to the designated channel. Update anytime with the same command!
Your all-in-one rules management interface
The /setup command opens a comprehensive interface with these options:
Perfect for servers that need to update guidelines regularly. No more manual editing or copy-pasting. Just update through /setup and republish.
Gaming groups with evolving rulesets benefit from easy updates. Add new game-specific rules or modify conduct guidelines instantly.
Moderation teams that want efficiency and clarity. Keep rules organized, numbered, and always current for consistent enforcement.
Any server that values fairness, transparency, and order. Professional presentation builds trust with your community.
Write rules in simple, direct language. Each rule should focus on one specific guideline or behavior.
Good: "No spam or excessive messages"
Bad: "Don't spam or be annoying or post too much or..."
Organize rules from most to least important, or group related rules together. The reorder function makes this easy.
Use link buttons to direct members to reporting channels, role selection, or additional resources like full Terms of Service.
Add an intro to welcome members and explain the purpose. Use outro for acknowledgment statements or contact information.
Publish rules to a channel where members can't send messages. This keeps your rules channel clean and professional.
When you update rules, announce the changes in your announcements channel so members stay informed.
The bot needs these permissions in your rules channel:
There's no hard limit! However, we recommend keeping your rules concise and focused. 10-20 rules is typical for most servers.
The bot publishes one set of server-wide rules to a single channel. For channel-specific rules, consider using channel topics or pins.
The bot sends a new message with the updated rules. You can delete old messages manually or grant the bot "Manage Messages" permission to auto-clean.
You can view all your rules through the "Show Settings" option in /setup. For backups, take screenshots or copy the published message.
Use the "Reorder Rules" option in /setup. You can specify which rule to move and its new position.
Yes! Discord markdown is fully supported in rules, intro, and outro text. Use **bold**, *italic*, __underline__, and more.
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