Discord bot · Moderation · Security · Economy

SK1.0

One bot to run your whole server — powerful moderation and AutoMod, anti-nuke security, verification, economy and shop, games, levels, tickets, giveaways and invite tracking.

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Features

Everything your server needs

Every feature below exists in the bot today. Command counts come straight from the bot's source code.

🛡️

Moderation

Full staff toolkit with a permanent case history.

  • ban, softban, massban, kick, timeout
  • warnings, staff notes, cases & mod logs
  • purge, slowmode, lock / hide channels
🤖

AutoMod, Anti-Spam & Anti-Link

Automatic rule enforcement while you sleep.

  • word filter, caps filter, mention guard
  • anti-spam, anti-invite, anti-link with whitelist
  • quarantine, raid mode & warn-escalation rules
  • one-click presets
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Anti-Nuke & Anti-Raid Security

Protect channels, roles and members from attacks.

  • anti-nuke limits, actions & whitelist
  • restore deleted channels / roles
  • guards for webhooks, bot-adds & dangerous permissions
  • panic / unpanic emergency lockdown
✅

Verification

Keep bots and troublemakers out.

  • verification panel with verify button
  • verified / unverified roles
👋

Welcome, Leave & Server Logs

Greet members and keep a record of what happens.

  • custom welcome and goodbye messages
  • log channel for server events
  • member counter
💰

Economy, Shop & Trading

A full coin economy your members will love.

  • daily, weekly, work, beg, bank deposit / withdraw
  • server shop, inventory, items & roles
  • safe player-to-player trading
  • leaderboards
🎮

Games & Fun

Keep your chat active.

  • slots, coinflip, dice, rock-paper-scissors, trivia
  • hunt animals and build a zoo
  • 8ball, ship, marry, profile cards
📈

XP, Levels, Missions & Achievements

Reward activity with levels and goals.

  • rank card and XP leaderboard
  • level roles, level-up channel, double XP
  • missions and achievements with boards
🎭

Roles & Reaction Roles

Let members pick their own roles.

  • reaction roles, button roles, role menus
  • self-assignable roles & auto-role
  • temporary roles
🎫

Tickets & Applications

Professional support and staff recruitment.

  • ticket panel, claim, close, reopen, transcripts
  • auto-close, max tickets, log channel
  • application forms with questions & review
🎁

Giveaways

Run fair giveaways in seconds.

  • start, end, pause, resume, reroll
  • entry requirements
🎉

Community, Events & Custom Commands

Tools to grow an active community.

  • polls, suggestions, starboard
  • scheduled server events
  • custom commands, reminders, AFK, snipe
🔗

Invite Tracker

Know who is growing your server.

  • who invited whom, invite leaderboard
  • invite rewards (roles, coins, badges)
  • suspicious-invite detection & analytics
⚙️

Server Settings & Utility

Make the bot fit your server.

  • custom prefix, language, staff roles
  • ignore channels / users, command cooldowns
  • server, user and bot info, avatar & banner

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How it works

Ready in four steps

No coding needed. If you can click a button in Discord, you can set up SK1.0.

1

Invite the bot

Press Add to Discord, choose your server and click Authorize. You need the Manage Server permission on that server.

2

Give the right permissions

Keep the permissions ticked on the invite screen. Then, in Server Settings → Roles, drag the SK1.0 role above the roles it should manage.

3

Configure features

Start with the help menu, then switch on what you need.!help!setlogs #mod-logs!automod on

4

Use commands

Default prefix is ! — sk also works. … commands also work as slash commands.!ban @user spamming/help

Tip: change the prefix any time with !setprefix.

Add SK1.0 to your server

The invite uses Discord's official OAuth2 page. You choose the server and see every permission before you approve. Administrator is not required.

Which permissions does the invite ask for?
View Channels, Send Messages, Embed Links, Attach Files, Read Message History, Add Reactions, Use External Emojis, Manage Messages, Manage Roles, Manage Channels, Manage Server, Manage Nicknames, Manage Events, Manage Webhooks, Kick Members, Ban Members, Timeout Members, View Audit Log and Create Invite. Features you don't use simply won't need them — you may untick any permission on the Discord screen.
About

Why SK1.0?

SK1.0 replaces a pile of single-purpose bots with one consistent bot, so staff learn one command style and members get one experience.

🧩

All-in-one

Moderation, security, community and fun in a single bot — fewer bots to manage, fewer permissions to hand out.

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Safety first

Anti-nuke limits, permission and webhook guards, verification and an emergency panic mode protect your server.

🧭

Easy to learn

Built-in !help, clear usage examples for every command and simple prefix or slash commands.

Support the project

Support

Need help?

Check the answers below first. If you are still stuck, ask in the support server.

The bot is online but does not answer my commands
Check that SK1.0 can View Channel and Send Messages in that channel, that you used the right prefix (default ! — or sk ), and that the channel or your user is not on an ignore list (!ignorechannel, !ignoreuser). Mentioning the bot (for example @SK1.0 help) also works as a prefix.
Ban / kick / role commands say “missing permissions” or “hierarchy”
Discord only lets a bot manage members and roles that sit below its own highest role. Open Server Settings → Roles and drag the SK1.0 role higher. The bot also needs the matching permission (Ban Members, Kick Members, Manage Roles …).
Who can use staff commands?
Each command lists the permission it needs on the Commands page (for example Ban Members). Admins can also set staff roles with !setadminrole, !setmodrole and !sethelperrole.
How do I change the prefix?
Use !setprefix <new prefix>. The prefix sk and mentioning the bot keep working as alternatives. Slash commands do not need a prefix.
How do I set up welcome messages, logs or tickets?
Welcome: !setwelcome #channel then !welcometest. Logs: !setlogs #channel. Tickets: !ticketpanel in the channel where members should open tickets. Every command has an example on the Commands page.
Which data does the bot store?
Only what its features need (settings, XP/economy, warnings, tickets, and similar). The full list is in the Privacy Policy.
The bot looks offline on this website
This site can only show a status when the bot's host sends reports. If the status page says “Not connected” or “No recent report”, it means no report arrived — it does not by itself prove the bot is down. Check whether the bot is online in your Discord member list.