!bitacora. They are the same settings, stored in the same place: whatever you change by command shows up on the dashboard when you reload it, and vice versa, and both paths leave their entry in the Audit log.
The default prefix is
! (configurable with !setprefix). It also exists as a slash command: /bitacora with the ver, canal, quitar and activar subcommands. It needs the Manage Server permission, the same one the dashboard asks for.!bitacora
Shows how the log is configured: the general channel, whether threads and the transcript are on, and which categories it records, with their own channel if they have one. Usage:!bitacora (or !bitacora ver)
Aliases: logs, registro, serverlog
!bitacora canal
Picks the channel where the log is posted, in general or for one category only. Usage:!bitacora canal [category] <#channel|ninguno>
- Without a category it’s the general channel. If nothing in the log was on yet, it turns on Messages and Members, just like the dashboard does by default.
- With a category (
mensajes,miembros,moderacion,servidor), that category is posted to that channel, which wins over the thread and over the general channel. ningunoremoves the channel: for a category, it goes back to the general one; for the general one, it turns the log off.- Only text or announcement channels where Lucie can view and write; otherwise she tells you.
!bitacora <what> on/off
Turns a category, the threads or the purge transcript on or off. Usage:!bitacora <mensajes|miembros|moderacion|servidor|hilos|transcripciones> <on|off>
on/off,sí/nooractivar/desactivarall work, and accents don’t matter.hilosneeds Lucie to have Create Public Threads in the general channel.transcripcionesonly acts on Lucie’s own!purge, as explained on the dashboard page.
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