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🤖 Commands

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Inside a Modmail thread

These commands can only be used inside a Modmail thread's channel on the inbox server.

!reply <text> / !r <text>

Send a reply to the user.

Example: !r How can I help you?

To reply automatically without using !reply, turn on alwaysReply in bot settings.

!anonreply <text> / !ar <text>

Send an anonymous reply to the user. Anonymous replies only show the moderator's role in the reply.

Example: !ar Please only use Modmail for serious messages

!close

Close the Modmail thread.

!close <time>

Close the Modmail thread after a timer. Sending a message to the user or receiving a message from the user will cancel scheduled closing.

Example: !close 15m

!close -s / !close -s <time>

Close the Modmail thread without notifying the user that it was closed.

!close cancel

Cancel a timed close.

!logs

List previous Modmail logs with the user.

!block

Block the user from using Modmail.

!block <time>

Block the user from using Modmail for a specified time.

Example: !block 7d

!unblock

Unblock the user, allowing them to use Modmail again.

!move <category>

Move the Modmail thread to a different category. Requires allowMove to be enabled in the bot's settings.

!suspend

Suspend the thread. The thread will act as closed and will not receive any messages until unsuspended via !unsuspend.

!unsuspend

Unsuspend the thread. See !suspend above.

!alert

Pings you when the thread gets a new reply.

!alert cancel

Cancel the ping set by !alert.

!edit <number> <new text>

Edit your own previous reply sent with !reply.
<number> is the message number shown in front of staff replies in the thread channel.

!delete <number>

Delete your own previous reply sent with !reply.
<number> is the message number shown in front of staff replies in the thread channel.

!role

View your display role for the thread - the role that is shown in front of your name in your replies

!role reset

Reset your display role for the thread to the default

!role <role name>

Change your display role for the thread to any role you currently have

!loglink

Get a link to the open Modmail thread's log.

!loglink -s

Get a link to the open Modmail thread's log, only showing messages to/from the user (ignores mod chatter within the thread).

!loglink -v

Get a link to the open Modmail thread's log, showing extra details about channel and message IDs between the bot and the user. This is mainly useful when reporting messages to Discord's Trust & Safety team.

!id

Prints the user's ID.

!dm_channel_id

Prints the ID of the current DM channel with the user

!message <number>

Shows the DM channel ID, DM message ID, and message link of the specified user reply. <number> is the message number shown in front of staff replies in the thread channel.

Anywhere on the inbox server

These commands can be used anywhere on the inbox server, even outside Modmail threads.

!newthread <userID>

Open a Modmail thread with a user.

Example: !newthread 106391128718245888

!logs <userID>

List previous Modmail logs with the specified user.

Example: !logs 106391128718245888

!block <userID>

Block the specified user from Modmail.

Example: !block 106391128718245888

!block <userID> <time>

Block the specified user from Modmail for a specified time.

Example: !block 106391128718245888 7d

!unblock <userID>

Unblock the specified user, allowing them to use Modmail again.

Example: !unblock 106391128718245888

!is_blocked <userID>

Check if the specified user is blocked.

Example: !is_blocked 106391128718245888

!role

(Outside a modmail thread) View your default display role - the role that is shown in front of your name in your replies

!role reset

(Outside a modmail thread) Reset your default display role

!role <role name>

(Outside a modmail thread) Change your default display role to any role you currently have

!version

Show the Modmail bot's version.

Snippets (canned messages)

See the 📋 Snippets page for more information!