Exemptions
Exempt specific roles and channels from Nevi's auto-moderation filters.
How exemptions work
Roles and channels can be exempted from all automod checks. Exemption checks run before any filter processing, so exempted users and channels skip automod entirely.
This is useful for mod channels where filtered content needs to be discussed, bot channels that might trigger false positives, or trusted roles that should bypass automated checks.
Managing exemptions
Use the /automod exempt subcommand to add, remove, and list exemptions.
Commands
/automod exempt add role @RoleExempt a role from all automod filters.
/automod exempt add channel #channelExempt a channel from all automod filters.
/automod exempt remove role @RoleRemove a role exemption.
/automod exempt remove channel #channelRemove a channel exemption.
/automod exempt listView all exempted roles and channels.
Log channel
Set a dedicated channel for automod violation logs. This keeps automod events separate from your general moderation log.
/automod log #channelSet the automod log channel. All violations will be posted here.
/automod log offDisable the dedicated automod log channel.
Violations are also logged to the guild's general mod log if one is configured. The dedicated automod log channel gives you a focused view of just automod events.
Tips
Exempt your mod channel
Moderators need to discuss filtered content without triggering automod. Exempt your mod discussion channel so they can share examples, review reports, and coordinate without interference.
Exempt bot channels
Bots can produce output that looks like spam or contains links. Exempt channels where bots are active to prevent false positives from automated output.
Use the log channel
Set a dedicated automod log so violations don't get lost in the general mod log. This makes it easier to spot patterns and review automod activity at a glance.
Related Commands
/automodmanagementRequires modConfigure the automod system