Antinuke

Antinuke stops people with permissions from wrecking your server.

You pick a limit, like 5 bans in 10 minutes. If someone goes over that limit, Antidote punishes them.

Quick setup

1. Turn Antinuke on in the dashboard, or run antinuke setup in Discord.
2. Put Antidote’s role high enough to manage roles and jail people.
3. If you want Jail, set a jail role and jail channel under Moderation. If you skip that, Antidote can still strip dangerous roles.

Where to change settings

• Dashboard → your server → Antinuke
• In Discord: antinuke config or antinuke setup

Logging

When Antinuke punishes someone, it can post a log and ping roles.

Set this in the dashboard: Modules → Logging → Antinuke. You can open that tab directly by adding #antinuke to the Logging module URL.

Enable the Logging module and pick a channel, or nothing is posted.

What each module watches

Each module has its own limit, punishment, and Cmd detection switch. Going over the ban limit does not reset the channel limit.

Module	Watches
Vanity protection	Changes to your custom invite URL
Deny bot joins	Bots being added
Ban protection	Members getting banned
Kick protection	Members getting kicked
Role deletion	Roles being deleted
Channel creation / deletion	Channels being created or deleted
Emoji deletion	Custom emojis being removed
Webhook creation	Webhooks being created
Sticker deletion	Stickers being removed

Limits

A limit is how many times one person can do that action in a short window.

Setting	Meaning
Instant	Punish on the first action. Only use this if you really want it.
3 actions / 5m	3 actions in 5 minutes
5 actions / 10m	5 actions in 10 minutes (good default)
7 actions / 30m	7 actions in 30 minutes
10 actions / 60m	10 actions in 60 minutes
15 actions / 60m	15 actions in 60 minutes
20 actions / 60m	20 actions in 60 minutes

Use tighter limits on public servers. Small staff teams can use looser ones.

Punishments

Punishment	What happens
Jail + strip	Takes away dangerous permissions, then jails them. If jail isn’t set up, it still strips roles.
Strip roles	Removes roles that can ban, kick, or manage the server, channels, roles, and webhooks.
Ban	Bans them from the server.
Kick	Kicks them from the server.

Strip is a fast lock-down. It is not a full review of every role on the server.

Cmd detection

Each module has a Cmd detection switch. It decides whether Discord commands (slash commands and similar) count toward the limit.

• On — command actions count.
• Off — command actions are ignored for that module. Use this if staff often moderate with commands and you don’t want that to trip Antinuke.

Trusted people

• Super admins can change Antinuke settings. Only the server owner can add them.
• Whitelisted members are not punished.
• Whitelisted roles skip people who have that role.

Whitelist logging bots, ticket bots, and staff who need to do bulk actions.

Permissions Antidote needs

• View Audit Log
• Ban Members and Kick Members (if you use those punishments)
• Manage Roles (for strip and jail)
• Manage Channels
• Manage Webhooks
• Manage Expressions (emojis and stickers)
• Manage Server

If a permission is missing, the punishment may not work.

Extra commands

• antinuke view @user — see how close someone is to a limit right now
• antinuke clear @user — reset their current counts so they can keep working

These are live counts, not a history log.