> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.criminal.work/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Server Events

> Channel, role and guild changes Criminal records.

These all feed [Server logs](https://docs.criminal.work/features/logging.md). Nothing here posts in chat.

| Event | Details recorded |
| - | - |
| Channel created | Name, type, category |
| Channel deleted | Name, type, category |
| Role created | Name, colour, permissions |
| Role deleted | Name and who removed it, where the audit log exposes it |
| Bot added to a server | Owner, member count, a join confirmation in the log channel if set |
| Bot removed from a server | Recorded in the bot's own logs |

## Channel and role edits

Renames, topic and slowmode changes, permission overwrites, category moves and role colour or
permission changes are all captured while the bot is online · see [Server logs](https://docs.criminal.work/features/logging.md)
for the full event list.

## Guild join and leave

When Criminal is added to a new server it posts a short confirmation to the configured log channel
and records the guild. Those messages are for the server's own staff, not a global announcement.

**Audit log dependency**

"Who did it" comes from Discord's audit log. Without **View Audit Log** the event is still
recorded, just without an actor.


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