Chameleon Labs Help - Moderator Commands

Exports a CSV containing LLM prompts and replies for the selected user in the current server, with optional date filters. Bot admins can export across servers and DMs by running the command in a DM with the bot. All exports are audit-logged. Sent as an ephemeral message.

Moderators and admins can view recent LLM prompts and replies for a specific user in the current server, with optional date filters. Bot admins can view across servers and DMs by running the command in a DM with the bot. All reads are audit-logged. Content is truncated for display.

Syncs the model catalog from the ChameleonLabs model registry, which publishes current model IDs and per-model capabilities (vision, thinking, max output tokens) for each provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google). Results are saved to data/llm_models.json. The catalog also auto-syncs when older than 24 hours.

Scans personalities and multi-LLM channel configs for pinned model IDs and migrates them to registry family references (e.g. claude-sonnet-4-5 becomes anthropic/sonnet), which always resolve to the latest published model at request time. Runs as a dry-run preview by default; pass apply:True to write the changes. Also reports stale model IDs the registry no longer knows.

Modify any aspect of an existing personality. Use autocomplete to select the personality to edit.

Directly adds a specific member to the channel by granting them view and write permissions. The member will be notified via DM. This does NOT create an invite link - it immediately grants access to the specified user.

Use this when: You want to add a specific member to your private channel

Requirements: You must be the channel owner (created via /mychannel) or a moderator/admin.

Removes a member's explicit permission override from the channel, revoking their access. The member will be notified via DM. This only removes direct permission overwrites - if they have access through a role, you'll need to manage that separately.

Use this when: You want to revoke a specific member's access to your private channel

Requirements: You must be the channel owner (created via /mychannel) or a moderator/admin.

Administrative commands for BBS contest management. Requires moderator or admin permissions.

Subcommands:

• /bbs_admin contest_create <title> <desc> [end] [prizes] [goal] - Create a contest
• /bbs_admin contest_create_goal <title> <desc> <goal> <target> - Create goal-based contest
• /bbs_admin contest_edit <contest> [fields...] - Edit a contest (by title or ID)
• /bbs_admin contest_end <contest> - End a contest and announce winners
• /bbs_admin recurring_create <title> <desc> <frequency> - Create an auto-recurring contest
• /bbs_admin recurring_list - List active recurring contests
• /bbs_admin recurring_delete <id> - Delete a recurring contest

Contest Goal Types:

• Traditional - Most commands wins (default)
• First to ALL 🎯 - First to use all user-level commands (auto-wins!)
• First to Group 🎯 - First to complete all commands in a category
• First to Count 🎯 - First to reach N total commands

Available Command Groups: bbs, social, games, private, channel, llm, personality, memory, privacy, repo, utility, news, keys

Creating Goal-Based Contests:

1. Use /bbs_admin contest_create with goal: to select type
2. For group/count goals, use /bbs_admin contest_create_goal with target:
3. Goal quests auto-complete when someone achieves the goal!

Contest Scoring:

• Only user-level commands count (mod/admin commands excluded)
• Admins and moderators are excluded from rankings
• Goal quests announce winner automatically when achieved

Tips:

• Use contest title or ID (with autocomplete) for editing
• Leave prizes empty for 'Bragging rights'
• Use 'clear' to remove end_date or prizes

Create a new BBS contest with optional goal type.

Create a contest with a specific goal: first to complete all commands in a group, or first to reach N total commands. Target is the group name (for group goals) or the count (for count goals).

Modify an existing contest's settings.

Close a contest and publish the results.

Create a contest that re-creates itself automatically on a weekly or monthly schedule. Title/description templates may use {week}, {month}, and {year} placeholders.

Remove a recurring contest schedule. Use /bbs_admin recurring_list to find the ID.

Show all recurring contest schedules configured for this server.

Attach an image to a poll option. Only works on draft polls. Images are stored temporarily until the poll is published.

Closes a published poll, preventing further votes. Can optionally announce final results.

Create a poll with multiple options. Polls start in draft mode so you can add images before publishing. Use /poll publish to make it live.

Delete a poll and all its votes. Cannot be undone.

Modify poll settings. Works on draft and published polls.

View all polls with their status, type, and end dates.

Publishes a draft poll, posting the announcement message and opening it for voting.

Remove a previously added image from a draft poll option.

View current poll results. Visibility depends on poll settings: always, after voting, or after close.

Classic Unix 'wall' command. Posts a system-wide message in the channel visible to all members. Requires moderator permissions.

Checks whether you have the necessary key to join a protected channel.

Removes the key requirement from a protected channel, allowing normal access rules.

Protects a channel by requiring users to have a specific key to join it. Omit the key parameter to see the current requirement.

Grants a permanent key (capability) such as 'invite_all'. By default, keys have unlimited uses and never expire. You can optionally limit uses or set a time-to-live. Special keys: 'noai' denies access to all LLM chatbot features. Requires Manage Roles. Guild-only; moderator/admin only.

Removes a previously granted key (including special keys like 'noai'). Requires Manage Roles. Guild-only; moderator/admin only.

Stores the attached file under the given name with automatic versioning. Requires moderator permissions or an ANSI key.

View user reports submitted by server members. Filter by status or reported user.

Update the status of a user report. Mark as reviewed, dismissed, or actioned.

View the full details of a specific user report by ID.

View or change your report alert subscription preferences. Project reports (from /report project): Admins get DM alerts by default, mods do not. User reports (from /report user): Both admins and mods get DM alerts by default. You can subscribe, unsubscribe, or reset to default behavior.

Generates a Markdown listing of GitHub issues with metadata; use filters to scope the export.

Sets the channel where ban proposals are posted when a spam burst is detected.

Turns the automatic spam-burst detection on or off for this guild.

Displays whether anti-spam is enabled, the alert channel, the trigger thresholds, and warns about any missing bot permissions.

Prevents the bot from responding to any messages in the specified channel. Useful for channels where you don't want AI chatbot interactions. Requires administrator or moderator permissions.

Removes a channel from the exclusion list, allowing the bot to respond again. Requires administrator or moderator permissions.

Temporarily emulate lower-access permissions to see what regular users or moderators can see.

Modes:

• on / user - Emulate regular user (no special permissions)
• moderator - Emulate moderator permissions
• off - Restore real permissions
• status - Show current emulation state

Advanced:

• /emulate user @username - Emulate specific user (admins only)

ADMIN_OVERRIDE:

Include the text 'ADMIN_OVERRIDE' (case-sensitive) in any message to see admin/mod commands in bot responses, even while emulating. Command execution still uses emulated permissions.

Examples:

• /emulate on - Start emulating regular user
• /emulate status - Check current mode
• /emulate off - Restore admin permissions
• @bot show me admin commands ADMIN_OVERRIDE - See admin commands while emulating

Note: The /emulate command itself is always available (your escape hatch).

Displays which category new private channels will use by default.

Adds a role to the list users can self-assign. Cannot add roles with admin permissions. The bot's role must be higher than the target role.

Removes a role from the self-assignable list. Users who already have the role will keep it.

Add a GitHub repository to the searchable codebase.