Server
What the bot does for a Discord server: levels, starboard, custom roles, command rules, the public directory and activity stats.
The reading order
This is not an alphabetical table of contents. The order follows the real dependency between guides: each one builds on what the previous one laid down.
- Server Levels guides/server/server-levels
The per-server message XP: the curve, the role rewards, the excluded channels and the level-up announcement.
- Starboard guides/server/starboard
Highlighting a message by reaction: the threshold, the destination channel, the filters and how the copy is rendered.
- Custom Roles guides/server/custom-roles
A member's own tailored role: the access conditions, the number of slots, the color, the name and the position under the reference role.
- Command Rules guides/server/command-rules
Who may run what, and where: allow or block a command by channel, by role or by member.
- Server Directory guides/server/server-directory
The public server directory: how to get listed, what is shown there, and what takes a server off the list.
- Server Stats guides/server/server-stats
A server's activity stats: messages, members, leaderboards and what the bot actually measures.
The six families
The same template renders the other five. The bottom bar is the only thing a reader really comes here for: how many guides are waiting.
The wiki holds 38 guides split across six families, plus a landing page that belongs to none of them. That is all of its hand-written half: its 1059 entity pages are derived from the code.