Automations & flows
Things that run without you: welcome messages, reaction roles, scheduled announcements, recurring reports. You describe the rule in a sentence instead of wiring it up in a flowchart builder.
11 of 196 tools
What you can ask.
@Bond Welcome every new member in #general and give them the Member role
@Bond Post a server activity summary every Monday at 9am
@Bond Remind me to renew the boost in 30 days
The 11 tools in this group.
These are the names Bond picks between. You never type one.
create_flow
Create an automation that runs on an event or a schedule, saved only after a dry run passes.
update_flow
Update an existing automation flow: replace its code, or change its description or enabled state.
list_flows
List every automation in this server with its trigger, status, summary and how its last run went.
get_flow
Get one automation in full: what it does, what it is allowed to touch, and how its last few runs went.
delete_flow
Delete an automation flow from this Discord server permanently; it stops running immediately and there is no undo.
toggle_flow
Enable or disable an automation flow, keeping its configuration.
test_flow
Dry-run an automation before it is saved, so a broken one is caught first.
list_automod_rules
List the Discord server's auto moderation rules with their trigger types, actions, exemptions and configuration.
create_automod_rule
Create an auto moderation rule Discord enforces itself, catching keywords, Rust-flavored regex, spam, mention spam, preset filters, or prohibited profile text.
edit_automod_rule
Edit an auto moderation rule in place: its name, trigger metadata, actions, exemptions and enabled state.
delete_automod_rule
Delete an auto moderation rule from the Discord server; it stops detecting content immediately and cannot be restored.
Ask Bond for one of these.
It checks your own Discord permissions first, shows you what it is about to change, and waits.