Usage
Basic commands
To get started, the basic commands are as you might expect. You can ban, warn, and mute one or multiple members. Just pass more mentions or IDs and make sure your (optional) reason is after them! IDs and mentions can both be interchangably used.
🔨 user#0001 (890123456789011) banned.
🔨 user#0002 (890123456789012) banned.
🔨 user#0003 (890123456789013) banned.
Ban, mute, warn, and note commands all work the same. The only difference is for mutes you can also add a duration in the reason to make the mute timed. This will tell sushii to automatically unmute them after the given duration.
note
Mute and warn commands will by default DM the user the reason (and duration for
mutes). You can disable this for mutes in settings if you do not want sushii to
DM the targeted user. If you have some information related to a user you only
want other moderators to see and to have it show up in their history, you can
use the note command.
caution
The ban command does not delete any messages. In order to ban and delete
messages, use the native Discord ban menu then set the reason afterwards. This
also allows for flexibility and speed when there is the urgent need to remove
a user and their messages.
If you ban, mute, or warn a user without an initial reason, or if you use
Discord's native ban menu, you can set the ban reason. You can either use the
case number which you can find in the moderation log, or use latest. To set
multiple latest case reasons, include the number of cases as shown below.
User History
Wondering if a member is a repeating troublemaker? Use the history command to
see all past moderator actions on them.
🔨 user#0001 (890123456789011) banned.
🔨 user#0002 (890123456789012) banned.
🔨 user#0003 (890123456789013) banned.
Lookup
Have a new member that is suspicious? Look up their ban history across all servers sushii is in.
info
The lookup command is opt-in only. Sushii will not share any of your
server details unless you opt-in to sharing, which will also allow you to see
other servers that have opted in. You can still use the lookup command without
opting into detail sharing, but information will be limited.
Some servers may have icons to differentiate between their statuses. Servers are always ordered by highest server members to lowest to determine how much consideration you should put into certain ban reasons. Servers with low member counts are hidden to prevent abuse.
| Icon | Description |
|---|---|
| 🧭 | Server is on Discovery |
 | Server is partnered |
 | Server is verified |
🧭 Cats (123482987234) (5 months ago): trollingServer (19824723948234) (5 months ago): raiding
another server (80865141238764) (5 months ago)