Silex

Discord Security & Moderation

Silex is a Discord security bot built to protect servers against spam, raids, nukes, and malicious staff activity. It monitors server activity, responds to threats, and helps restore damage when something goes wrong.

Features

Anti-Nuke

Silex monitors dangerous server actions, including:

• Mass bans and kicks
• Mass role deletions and creations
• Mass channel deletions and creations
• Mass bot additions
• Unauthorized role edits

When a configured limit is exceeded, Silex punishes the responsible user, removes the damage they caused, and restores deleted server content where possible.

Anti-Raid

Protect your server against coordinated join attacks.

Silex detects suspicious join activity and new accounts. Set your own limits and choose how Silex responds when those limits are reached.

AutoMod

Keep unwanted messages out of your server.

AutoMod removes:

• Discord invite links
• Mass mentions
• Spam
• Excessive caps
• Blocked words

Word and link filters can also be configured through Discord's native AutoMod, allowing them to remain active even when Silex is offline.

Quarantine

Isolate members without immediately removing them from your server.

Silex removes their existing roles and hides every channel from them. Their roles can be restored when they're released.

If a quarantined member leaves and rejoins, their quarantine remains in place.

Logs

Know what happened, who did it, and why.

Silex records moderation actions and security events in your configured log channel.

Setup

Getting started is simple.

1. Invite Silex to your server.
2. Open the dashboard.
3. Enable the modules you want.
4. Configure your limits and punishment actions.
5. Set your log channel.

Silex does not require Administrator permissions.

Commands

Silex uses Discord slash commands.

• /invite — Get the bot invite link.
• /ping — Check bot latency.
• /quarantine add — Quarantine a member.
• /quarantine remove — Restore a member's roles.

Moderation commands include ban, kick, timeout, purge, and channel management.

Each command only requests the permissions required to perform its action.