Commands
35 moderation, protection and fun commands. A command is written once and works in three places: prefix, slash and the panel.
About the platform
About
HolyHawse is an open-architecture management system built to run Discord servers and bots from a single panel.
What it does
Four modules on a single bot foundation. Each maps to a real screen in the panel.
Protection
Twelve events are watched — deleting roles and channels, granting permissions. Accounts over the limit are stopped, the action is reverted, and the server structure can be restored from a backup.
Permissions
Two layers: site roles and per-server permission groups. Groups can be bound to Discord roles, and the panel reads a role’s Discord permissions to suggest which commands it should have.
Greetings
Text, direct message, auto-role and a voice greeting. Templates can use the member name, server and member count.
Architecture
One command, three ways to use it
There is no single way to get something done on your server. You can type the same command as a slash command on Discord, call it with your own prefix, or run it from the panel without opening Discord at all.
All three pass the same permission check and leave the same record. A ban issued from the panel is no different from one issued on Discord; both show up in the same place.
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With a prefix
.ban @kisi sebep -
With a slash
/ban uye: @kisi -
From the panel
form → run → result
Security
The most sensitive thing a management panel holds is the keys to the accounts it manages.
Your bot tokens are stored encrypted and are never shown in full in the panel — only the last few characters appear. The encryption key lives outside the database.
Every command passes both a site permission and a server-specific one. Who can do what, and why, can be queried with an inspector in the panel.
Every command run, every setting change and every administrative action is recorded with who and when. Protection events also stream live.
Who it is for
People who want an orderly server
The panel is built for communities that want everyday Discord administration in one place.
- Server owners
- Community managers
- People running their own bot
Take a look at the panel
Sign in with your account; add your own bot, or invite the ready-made one to your server.