Server Configuration Commands Reference for XRYPTON

Reference for XRYPTON server commands — welcome, leave messages, prefix, autoroles, sticky messages, booster roles, autoresponder, and fake permissions.

XRYPTON’s server configuration commands let you tailor nearly every aspect of your guild’s automated messaging and permission system. From personalized welcome cards to booster-exclusive custom roles, everything is managed through clearly grouped command families. Most commands require at minimum Manage Messages or Manage Roles, with sensitive controls like fake permissions gated behind Administrator.

Welcome & Leave

Welcome Messages

Configure automated messages sent to a channel when a new member joins the server.

Command	Usage	Description	Required Permission
welcome	welcome	Show the welcome module help menu. Aliases: welc, welcomer, wlc.	Manage Messages
welcome add	welcome add <#channel> <message>	Set or overwrite the welcome message for a channel. Aliases: create, set.	Manage Messages
welcome remove	welcome remove <#channel>	Remove the welcome message configuration for a channel. Aliases: delete, del.	Manage Messages
welcome view	welcome view <#channel>	Preview the welcome message for a channel by firing a test send. Alias: test.	Manage Messages
welcome list	welcome list	List all channels that have a welcome message configured.	Manage Messages
welcome variables	welcome variables	Show every available placeholder variable for use in welcome messages.	Manage Messages

Leave Messages

Configure automated messages sent when a member leaves the server.

Command	Usage	Description	Required Permission
leaves	leaves	Show the leave module help menu. Aliases: bye, leave, leaver, goodbye.	Manage Messages
leaves add	leaves add <#channel> <message>	Set or overwrite the leave message for a channel. Alias: set.	Manage Messages
leaves remove	leaves remove <#channel>	Remove the leave message configuration for a channel. Aliases: delete, rm.	Manage Messages
leaves test	leaves test [#channel]	Fire all configured leave messages as a test, using your own account as the departing member. Alias: view.	Manage Messages
leaves list	leaves list	List all channels that have a leave message configured.	Manage Messages
leaves variables	leaves variables	Show all available placeholder variables for leave message templates.	Manage Messages

Both welcome and leave messages support rich embed syntax and a broad set of placeholders. Use {user.mention} to ping the member, {guild.count} for the current member count, and {guild.boost_tier} to display the server’s Nitro tier.

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Prefix & Aliases

Server Prefix

Command	Usage	Description	Required Permission
prefix	prefix	Display the current server prefix.	None
prefix add	prefix add <prefix>	Change the server prefix. Alias: set.	Manage Messages
prefix remove	prefix remove	Reset the server prefix back to the default (,). Alias: reset.	Manage Messages

Custom Aliases

Aliases let you create shortcut names that map to existing XRYPTON commands.

Command	Usage	Description	Required Permission
alias	alias	Show the alias module help menu.	Manage Server
alias add	alias add <alias> <command>	Map a new alias name to an existing XRYPTON command.	Manage Server
alias remove	alias remove <alias>	Delete a custom alias.	Manage Server
alias list	alias list	View all custom aliases configured in the server.	None

You cannot create an alias that shares its name with an already-registered XRYPTON command. Aliases are server-scoped — they only work in the guild where they were created.

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Auto-Roles

Automatically assign roles to every new member who joins the server.

Command	Usage	Description	Required Permission
autorole	autorole	Show the autorole module help menu.	Manage Roles
autorole add	autorole add <role>	Add a role to the autorole list. Alias: create.	Manage Roles
autorole remove	autorole remove <role>	Remove a role from the autorole list. Aliases: delete, del.	Manage Roles
autorole list	autorole list	View all roles currently set as autoroles.	Manage Roles

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Messaging

Sticky Messages

A sticky message is re-posted to the bottom of its channel every time a new message is sent, keeping important announcements always visible.

Command	Usage	Description	Required Permission
stickymessage	stickymessage	Show the sticky message help menu. Alias: sticky.	Manage Server
stickymessage add	stickymessage add <#channel> <message>	Attach a sticky message to a channel. Only one sticky message is allowed per channel.	Manage Server
stickymessage remove	stickymessage remove <#channel>	Remove the sticky message from a channel.	Manage Server

Boost Messages

Send a custom announcement whenever someone boosts your server.

Command	Usage	Description	Required Permission
boosts	boosts	Show the boost message help menu. Alias: boost.	Manage Messages
boosts add	boosts add <#channel> <message>	Set or update the boost message for a channel.	Manage Messages
boosts remove	boosts remove <#channel>	Remove the boost message from a channel. Aliases: delete, del.	Manage Messages
boosts view	boosts view <#channel>	Preview the boost message for a channel. Alias: test.	Manage Messages
boosts list	boosts list	List all channels with a boost message configured.	Manage Messages

Autoresponder

Automatically reply to messages that match a specific trigger phrase.

Command	Usage	Description	Required Permission
autoresponder	autoresponder	Show the autoresponder help menu. Aliases: autorespond, autoresponse, ar.	Manage Messages
autoresponder add	autoresponder add <trigger> <response> [--flags]	Add a new autoresponder. Supports flags: --not_strict (partial match), --self_destruct <seconds>, --delete_trigger, --reply.	Manage Messages
autoresponder delete	autoresponder delete <trigger>	Remove an autoresponder by its trigger phrase. Alias: remove.	Administrator
autoresponder list	autoresponder list	List all autoresponders configured in the server.	Manage Messages

By default, autoresponders require an exact match. Add the --not_strict flag to trigger on messages that merely contain the trigger phrase anywhere in the content.

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Booster Roles

Booster Roles allow server boosters to create and customize their own personal role. The module must be set up by an admin before boosters can use it.

Command	Usage	Description	Required Permission
boosterrole	boosterrole	Show the booster role help menu. Alias: br.	None
boosterrole setup	boosterrole setup	Enable the booster role module in the server. Alias: enable.	Manage Server
boosterrole disable	boosterrole disable	Disable the booster role module and prevent new booster roles from being created.	Manage Server
boosterrole base	boosterrole base <role>	Set the base role that new booster roles will be positioned below.	Manage Server
boosterrole create	boosterrole create <name>	Create your personal booster role (booster only).	Booster
boosterrole name	boosterrole name <name>	Rename your existing booster role (booster only).	Booster
boosterrole colour	boosterrole colour <hex>	Change the color of your booster role (booster only). Alias: color.	Booster
boosterrole icon	boosterrole icon <emoji>	Set an emoji as your booster role’s icon. Requires server Level 2 boost tier.	Booster
boosterrole delete	boosterrole delete	Delete your booster role entirely (booster only).	Booster

Booster role icons require your server to have reached Level 2 (14 boosts). Attempting to set an icon on a lower-tier server will return an error.

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Permissions

Fake permissions let you grant a role the ability to run commands that check for a Discord permission, without actually giving that role that permission in Discord’s settings.

Command	Usage	Description	Required Permission
fakeperms	fakeperms	Show the fake permissions help menu. Alias: fp.	Administrator
fakeperms add	fakeperms add <role> <permission>	Grant a fake permission to a role. Alias: set.	Administrator
fakeperms remove	fakeperms remove <role> <permission>	Revoke a fake permission from a role.	Administrator
fakeperms list	fakeperms list <role>	List all fake permissions assigned to a specific role.	Administrator
fakeperms perms	fakeperms perms	Show every valid permission name you can use with fakeperms add.	Administrator

Permission names must be in snake_case (e.g. manage_messages, kick_members). Run fakeperms perms to see the full list of accepted values.