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All server settings live in the bot’s database and are edited with /config. Nothing is written back to the source tree, so a git pull never overwrites your configuration.

The panel

Opens a private panel with a category picker · Channels, Roles, Toggles, Text, Numbers, Logs and Bot · and side buttons for editing each setting inline. Changes apply immediately; there’s no save step and no restart.

Typed forms

When you know what you’re changing, the typed forms are faster:
If a channel or role is deleted, the setting is simply unresolved · dependent features go quiet instead of erroring.

Settings by area

Toggles and numbers follow the same pattern: /config toggle <name> enabled:True and /config number <name> <value>.

Preview

Renders a message exactly as it will send · current template, current channel, real member context · and lets you edit it from the same panel. Use it before a busy welcome channel finds the typo first.

Aliases

/config alias turns a short word into a text command. An alias runs with the permissions of the member who typed it, so it can never hand out access somebody didn’t already have.
,shh @member now runs ,timeout @member 10m. {0}, {1}… take the words the member typed, in order, and unused words are appended · so a plain ban alias still forwards the reason.
/ban can’t be wrapped by an alias, and the bot says so when you try. Aliases exist for the prefix surface, not the slash one.

Bot persona

Change how Criminal appears in this server only · name, avatar, banner and bio · without touching any other server it’s in.
Images must be PNG, JPG, GIF or WEBP under 8 MB and at least the required resolution; anything smaller is refused rather than stretched. The prefix twins are ,bot name, ,bot avatar, ,bot banner, ,bot bio and ,bot profile reset.

Message templates

Welcome, goodbye, boost, level-up and vanity messages are all templates with placeholders, and all accept embed scripts. They have their own page:

Welcome, Goodbye & Boosts

Channels, templates, placeholders and previews.
Each group also resets on its own:

Reset

/config view → category → setting → clear restores a single value to its default.
Wipes every setting in the server back to defaults · channel targets, roles, toggles, text, numbers and aliases. It asks for confirmation first and only affects the server you ran it in.