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# Configure Your Discord Server with XRYPTON Setup Tools

> Set up welcome and leave messages, prefixes, aliases, auto-roles, sticky messages, boost messages, booster roles, autoresponders, and fake permissions.

XRYPTON's server-setup features let you personalise every aspect of member management and automation without writing a single line of code. Each section below covers a feature group along with its commands and available options. Most of these are hybrid commands — they work both as prefix commands (e.g. `,welcome add`) and as slash commands (e.g. `/welcome add`).

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## Welcome Messages

Send a custom message to a channel whenever a new member joins.

**Permission:** Manage Messages

```bash theme={null}
/welcome add #channel <message>   # create or update a welcome message
/welcome remove #channel          # remove the welcome message for a channel
/welcome view #channel            # preview the welcome message
/welcome list                     # list all configured welcome channels
/welcome variables                # view all available placeholder variables
```

<Accordion title="Available welcome variables">
  **User variables**

  | Variable               | Description                |
  | ---------------------- | -------------------------- |
  | `{user}`               | Member object              |
  | `{user.name}`          | Username                   |
  | `{user.mention}`       | Mention (`@Username`)      |
  | `{user.avatar}`        | Avatar URL                 |
  | `{user.discriminator}` | Discriminator (legacy tag) |
  | `{user.joined_at}`     | Time the member joined     |
  | `{user.created_at}`    | Account creation date      |

  **Guild variables**

  | Variable                       | Description                          |
  | ------------------------------ | ------------------------------------ |
  | `{guild.name}`                 | Server name                          |
  | `{guild.count}`                | Member count (raw number)            |
  | `{guild.count.format}`         | Member count (formatted, e.g. 1,234) |
  | `{guild.id}`                   | Server ID                            |
  | `{guild.created_at}`           | Server creation date                 |
  | `{guild.boost_count}`          | Total boosts                         |
  | `{guild.boost_count.format}`   | Total boosts (formatted)             |
  | `{guild.booster_count}`        | Number of boosters                   |
  | `{guild.booster_count.format}` | Boosters (formatted)                 |
  | `{guild.boost_tier}`           | Current boost tier                   |
  | `{guild.vanity}`               | Vanity invite URL                    |
  | `{guild.icon}`                 | Server icon URL                      |

  **Special variables**

  | Variable      | Description            |
  | ------------- | ---------------------- |
  | `{invisible}` | Invisible embed spacer |
  | `{botcolor}`  | XRYPTON's brand colour |
</Accordion>

<Tip>
  You can use [embed syntax](https://xrypton.vercel.app/) in your welcome messages to send rich embeds instead of plain text.
</Tip>

***

## Leave Messages

Send a message when a member leaves the server.

**Permission:** Manage Messages\
Leave messages support the same placeholder variables as welcome messages.

```bash theme={null}
/leaves add #channel <message>   # add or update a leave message
/leaves remove #channel          # remove the leave message for a channel
/leaves test                     # preview all leave messages in the server
/leaves list                     # list all configured leave channels
/leaves variables                # view all available placeholder variables
```

***

## Prefix

Change or reset the bot's command prefix for your server (default: `,`).

**Permission:** Manage Messages

```bash theme={null}
/prefix add !           # change the prefix to !
/prefix remove          # reset the prefix back to ,
/prefix                 # display the current prefix
```

***

## Custom Aliases

Map a short word to any existing XRYPTON command. Aliases are guild-specific.

**Permission:** Manage Server

```bash theme={null}
/alias add <alias> <command>   # create a new alias
/alias remove <alias>          # delete an alias
/alias list                    # view all aliases in this server
```

**Example:**

```bash theme={null}
/alias add warn moderation ban   # ,warn now runs the ban command
```

<Note>
  You cannot shadow an existing XRYPTON command name. The alias name must not already be a registered command.
</Note>

***

## Auto-Roles

Automatically assign roles to every new member that joins.

**Permission:** Manage Roles

```bash theme={null}
/autorole add @Role      # add a role to the auto-assign list
/autorole remove @Role   # remove a role from the auto-assign list
/autorole list           # view all configured auto-roles
```

Multiple auto-roles are supported. All configured roles are assigned simultaneously when a member joins.

***

## Sticky Messages

A sticky message is re-sent to the bottom of a channel every time someone sends a new message — keeping important information always visible.

**Permission:** Manage Server

```bash theme={null}
/stickymessage add #channel <message>   # set a sticky message
/stickymessage remove #channel          # remove the sticky message
```

<Note>
  Each channel can have only one sticky message at a time. Remove the existing one before setting a new one.
</Note>

***

## Boost Messages

Send a custom message to a channel when a member boosts your server.

**Permission:** Manage Messages

```bash theme={null}
/boosts add #channel <message>   # add or update a boost message
/boosts remove #channel          # remove the boost message for a channel
/boosts view #channel            # preview the boost message
/boosts list                     # list all configured boost channels
```

Boost messages support the same placeholder variables as welcome messages.

***

## Booster Roles

Allow server boosters to create and customise a personal role. Requires the booster role module to be enabled first.

**Permission:** Manage Server (setup/disable); no extra permission required for personal customisation commands

<Steps>
  <Step title="Enable the module">
    ```bash theme={null}
    /boosterrole setup
    ```

    Enables the booster role system for your server.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Set a base role (optional)">
    ```bash theme={null}
    /boosterrole base @Role
    ```

    All new booster roles will be positioned just below this role in the hierarchy.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Boosters create and customise their role">
    ```bash theme={null}
    /boosterrole create           # create your personal booster role
    /boosterrole name My Role     # rename it
    /boosterrole colour #FF5733   # set a hex colour
    /boosterrole icon :emoji:     # set a role icon (requires server Level 2)
    /boosterrole delete           # delete your booster role
    ```
  </Step>

  <Step title="Disable the module">
    ```bash theme={null}
    /boosterrole disable
    ```

    Turns off the booster role system for your server.
  </Step>
</Steps>

<Warning>
  Role icons require your server to have at least **Level 2** boost status.
</Warning>

***

## Autoresponders

Automatically reply with a set response whenever a message matches a trigger phrase.

**Permission:** Manage Messages

```bash theme={null}
/autoresponder add <trigger> <response>   # create a new autoresponder
/autoresponder delete <trigger>           # remove an autoresponder
/autoresponder list                       # view all autoresponders
```

**Example:**

```bash theme={null}
/autoresponder add rules "Read our rules at #rules!"
```

<Tip>
  Optional flags let you fine-tune how autoresponders behave. Add `--not_strict` to match the trigger anywhere in a message (instead of an exact match), `--reply` to reply directly to the triggering message, `--delete_trigger` to delete the original message, or `--self_destruct <seconds>` to auto-delete the response after a set time.
</Tip>

***

## Fake Permissions

Grant a role permission to use XRYPTON commands that would normally require a Discord permission they don't have. This does **not** grant actual Discord permissions — it only affects XRYPTON command checks.

**Permission:** Administrator

```bash theme={null}
/fakeperms add @Role <permission>     # grant a fake permission to a role
/fakeperms remove @Role <permission>  # revoke a fake permission from a role
/fakeperms list @Role                 # list all fake permissions for a role
/fakeperms perms                      # view all valid permission names
```

**Example:**

```bash theme={null}
/fakeperms add @Moderator ban_members
# The Moderator role can now use ,ban even without the Discord Ban Members permission
```

<Tip>
  Use `/fakeperms perms` to see the full list of valid permission strings before adding them. Permission names use underscores (e.g. `manage_messages`).
</Tip>