Rules Bot
The ultimate tool for keeping your Discord server organized and transparent. Automate rule creation, management, and sharing with beautiful formatting.
The ultimate tool for keeping your Discord server organized and transparent. Automate rule creation, management, and sharing with beautiful formatting.
Every rule is saved securely in MongoDB. Never lose track of important guidelines.
Keep rules neatly numbered for clarity and easy reference.
Update or reorder rules anytime through the interactive setup panel.
Send updated rules directly to any channel with beautiful Discord UI.
Custom intro/outro text, colors, and link buttons.
Set it up once, let the bot handle the rest.
There's only one command you need to know
Use /setup to open the interactive setup panel with all options.
This is the only command you'll ever need!
Choose where rules will be published. Typically a read-only channel.
Use "Add Rule" to create rules one by one. Auto-numbered and organized.
Add intro, outro, custom colors, and link buttons to make it unique.
Publish to the designated channel. Update anytime with the same command!
Your all-in-one rules management interface
The /setup command provides:
Perfect for servers that update guidelines regularly. No manual editing.
Evolving rulesets benefit from easy updates. Add game-specific rules instantly.
Keep rules organized, numbered, and current for consistent enforcement.
Professional presentation builds trust with your community.
Write in simple, direct language. One guideline per rule.
Good: "No spam" | Bad: "Don't spam or be annoying or..."
Organize from most to least important, or group related rules together.
Use link buttons to direct members to reporting channels or resources.
Add an intro to welcome members. Use outro for acknowledgment statements.
Publish to a channel where members can't send messages for a clean look.
When you update rules, announce changes so members stay informed.
No hard limit! We recommend 10-20 rules for most servers.
The bot publishes one set of server-wide rules. For channel-specific rules, use channel topics or pins.
The bot sends a new message. Delete old messages manually or grant "Manage Messages" to auto-clean.
Use "Reorder Rules" in /setup. Specify which rule to move and its new position.
Yes! Discord markdown is fully supported in rules, intro, and outro text.