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Invoke Messages

The Invoke system lets you fully customize the messages sent when moderation commands (like kick, ban, warn, etc.) are used. You can set unique messages for each command, use variables (like {reason} or {warning_count}), and choose whether the message is sent in the channel or as a DM.

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Features

• Custom messages for each moderation command
• Supports both channel and DM messages
• Use variables for dynamic content (user, moderator, reason, etc.)
• Supports embeds, buttons, and advanced formatting
• Selection-based removal for easy management

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Supported Commands

You can set invoke messages for:

• kick
• hardban
• ban
• softban
• unban
• timeout
• untimeout
• strip
• jail
• unjail
• warn

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Available Variables

Each command supports a set of variables you can use in your message template. Example variables:

• {reason} — The reason for the action
• {warning_count} — Number of warnings (for warn)
• {moderator.id} — Moderator’s user ID
• {moderator.mention} — Moderator’s mention
• {moderator.name} — Moderator’s username

See ,invoke view [command] for the full list for each command.

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Setup & Usage

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Enable Invoke Messages for a Command

,invoke setup [command]

Example:

,invoke setup kick

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Set or Edit the Message

,invoke message [command] [message] [--message_type dm/message]

• --message_type dm — Send as DM
• --message_type message — Send in channel (default)

Example:

,invoke message kick {embed}$v{title: Kick}{description: {user} was kicked for {reason}} --message_type message

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Remove an Invoke Message

You can remove by specifying the command and type, or by selection:

,invoke remove [command] [message_type]
,invoke remove select:N

• Example: ,invoke remove kick message
• Example: ,invoke remove select:1 (see the list with ,invoke list)

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View Current Message

,invoke view [command]

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List All Invoke Messages

,invoke list

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Reset/Disable for a Command

,invoke reset [command]

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View All Settings

,invoke settings

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Test a Message

,invoke test [command]

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Advanced Formatting

• Use {embed} and $v for embed formatting.
• You can use Discord markdown, variables, and even buttons or stickers (see advanced docs).

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Best Practices

• Always test your message with ,invoke test [command] before going live.
• Use variables to make messages informative and personal.
• Set both channel and DM messages if you want users to be notified privately and publicly.
• Use selection-based removal for easy management if you have many invoke messages.

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Example Workflow

,invoke setup warn
,invoke message warn {embed}$v{title: Warn}{description: {user} was warned for {reason} (Warning #{warning_count})} --message_type message
,invoke message warn {embed}$v{title: Warn}{description: You have been warned in {guild.name} for {reason}} --message_type dm
,invoke view warn
,invoke list
,invoke remove warn message