Getting started
What Iris is, what it needs, and the five minutes that get it running.
Overview#
Iris is a single bot covering moderation, verification, tickets, logging, notifications and more. Every module is independent: turn on the ones you want and ignore the rest. Configuration lives in the dashboard, and the same settings are reachable from chat with / or your server prefix.
Nothing here needs hosting. Add Iris, open the dashboard, and you are running.
Setup#
- Click Add to Discord and pick the server you manage.
- Leave the requested permissions as they are, then approve.
- Open the dashboard and select your server from the list.
- Turn on the first module you need, and save.
What you need first#
- The Manage Server permission in the server you are configuring.
- A channel Iris can post in.
- About five minutes.
Settings#
SettingTypeDefaultWhat it does
Command prefixText.What prefix commands start with. Slash commands work regardless.
LanguageSelectEnglishThe language Iris replies in, across 21 languages.
Log channelChannelNoneWhere server events are recorded.
Commands#
CommandWhat it doesRequires
/helpBrowse every command, or get help for one.Anyone
/dashboardGet a link straight to this server on the dashboard.Anyone
/language set <language>Change the language Iris replies in.Manage Server
Permissions#
PermissionWhy Iris needs it
View ChannelsReads the channels you point a module at.
Send MessagesPosts welcomes, logs and notifications.
Manage RolesHands out the verified role and any auto roles.
What it looks like#
Common questions#
Do I have to use the dashboard?
No. Every module has chat commands too, listed on its docs page. The dashboard is faster for anything with more than two settings.
Does Iris cost anything?
No. Every module listed in these docs is free.
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