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Every sanction you apply with Lucie creates a numbered case in the server’s records. You can then view its details with !case, fix its reason with !reason and review any user’s history with !modlogs.
The permissions listed on each command can also be covered by an authorized moderation role on the server. Lucie also respects the role hierarchy: you can’t sanction someone with a role equal to or higher than yours.

Sanctions

warn, unwarn, mute, unmute, kick, ban, softban, unban

Cleanup & channel

purge, lock, unlock, slowmode

Case files

case, reason, modlogs, modstats

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!warn

Warns a user and logs the in their record. The response shows how many active warnings they have accumulated. Usage: !warn <@user> [reason] Aliases: advertir, aviso Permissions: Moderate Members
If the server has automatic escalation configured, when warnings pile up Lucie applies the corresponding sanction on her own and logs it as a separate case.
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!unwarn

Removes a warning by its case number (you can see it in !modlogs @usuario). It only works on warning-type cases that are still active. Usage: !unwarn <case> [reason] Aliases: delwarn, quitarwarn Permissions: Moderate Members
!unwarn deletes the warning from the record (it isn’t kept as voided) and doesn’t create a case of its own. If you’d rather keep it as voided for auditing, void the case from the web dashboard.
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!mute

Temporarily times out a user (Discord ): they won’t be able to write or speak while it lasts. Usage: !mute <@user> [duration] [reason] Aliases: timeout, aislar, silenciar Permissions: Moderate Members (Lucie also needs Moderate Members) The duration is written as 45s, 10m, 1h, 7d… with a maximum of 28d (Discord’s limit). If you don’t specify a duration, 1h is applied. Examples

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!unmute

Removes a user’s timeout. If they don’t have an active timeout, Lucie will tell you. Usage: !unmute <@user> [reason] Aliases: untimeout, desaislar Permissions: Moderate Members Examples

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!kick

Kicks a user from the server. They can come back if they have an invite. Usage: !kick <@user> [reason] Aliases: expulsar Permissions: Kick Members (Lucie also needs Kick Members) Examples

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!ban

Bans a user, optionally temporarily. It accepts the ID even if the user is no longer on the server. Usage: !ban <@user|ID> [duration] [reason] Aliases: banear Permissions: Ban Members (Lucie also needs Ban Members) If you add a duration (45s, 10m, 1h, 7d, 2w…) the ban is temporary: Lucie unbans on her own when it expires.
With the temporary /ban slash command, the user receives an invite back when the ban expires. With the prefix (!ban 7d), the ban simply expires without an invite.
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!softban

Bans and instantly unbans: useful for kicking a user while deleting their messages from the last day. Usage: !softban <@user> [reason] Permissions: Ban Members (Lucie also needs Ban Members) Examples

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!unban

Unbans a user by their ID. Usage: !unban <ID> [reason] Aliases: desbanear Permissions: Ban Members (Lucie also needs Ban Members) Examples

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!purge

Deletes recent messages from the channel, optionally only those from one user. These channel tools don’t create cases. Usage: !purge [amount] [@user] · !purge -p [amount] Aliases: prune Permissions: Manage Messages (Lucie also needs Manage Messages) — except with -p, which needs no permissions The amount ranges from 1 to 100; if you don’t specify it, 100 messages are deleted. The confirmation deletes itself after a few seconds.

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Personal purge (-p)

With -p you delete your own messages without needing moderation permissions: your messages are yours. From 1 to 25 (25 if you don’t specify an amount), and only in the channel where you run the command — it never touches your messages in other channels or anyone else’s, even if you mention someone: with -p the target is always you.
Purged messages never come back with !snipe, neither from a moderation purge nor from a personal one.
Messages older than 14 days can’t be (Discord’s limit).
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!lock

Locks the current channel: only staff can write. Usage: !lock [reason] Aliases: bloquear Permissions: Manage Channels (Lucie needs Manage Channels and Manage Roles in the channel) Examples

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!unlock

Unlocks the channel: everyone can write again. Usage: !unlock [reason] Aliases: desbloquear Permissions: Manage Channels (Lucie needs Manage Channels and Manage Roles in the channel) Examples

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!slowmode

Sets the channel’s slowmode: the minimum time between each user’s messages. Usage: !slowmode <seconds|5m|1h|off> Aliases: slow Permissions: Manage Channels (Lucie also needs Manage Channels) It accepts seconds (10), durations (5m, 1h) or off/0 to disable it. Maximum: 6h. Examples

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!case

Shows the details of a moderation case: sanction type, user, moderator, reason, duration, date and status. Usage: !case <number> Aliases: caso Permissions: Moderate Members Examples

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!reason

Edits the reason of an already logged case. Handy when you sanctioned in a hurry and want to leave the record well documented. Usage: !reason <case> <new reason> Aliases: razon Permissions: Moderate Members Examples

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!modlogs

Shows a user’s moderation record: their 10 most recent cases, with counters for active cases, voided cases and active warnings. By default you see active cases, with buttons to switch to Voided or All. Usage: !modlogs [@user] Aliases: expediente, warns, sanciones Permissions: Moderate Members
Without an argument, !modlogs shows your own record: anyone can look it up if the server enables the public record on the web dashboard. Viewing other people’s records still requires moderation permissions.
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!modstats

Ranking of sanctions applied by each moderator on the server, with the total number of logged cases. Usage: !modstats Aliases: modranking Permissions: Moderate Members Examples