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About

One bot, built to be configured

bleh is a multipurpose Discord bot: moderation, security, community, automation and music in a single install, with the whole feature set available to every server.

The short facts

Commands1,036
Categories29
Feature areas7
Per-server settings92
Prefix,

Why it exists

Most servers end up with four bots: one for moderation, one for security, one for tickets and one for music. Each brings its own prefix, its own permission model and its own opinion about who is allowed to change what. bleh is an attempt to make that one install — the same settings, the same permissions and the same data story across every feature.

It is built security-first. Antinuke, antiraid, bot guard and quarantine are part of the core rather than an add-on, because a server that gets nuked at 3am does not care that the bot had a nice ticket system.

What it is not

  • Not paywalled. There is no premium tier; music, tickets and antinuke are on every server.
  • Not a data business. No advertising, no analytics vendor and nothing sold. The privacy page lists every stored field.
  • Not silent. Every automated action is logged, and the dashboard shows what the bot thinks is configured.
Principles

How decisions are made

Protect first

When a destructive action is detected, reverting it comes before explaining it.

Everything is a setting

If a feature has a threshold, a channel or a role, it is per server and editable from chat and the web.

Say what is true

The site is generated from the bot's own source, and the status page reports what is reachable rather than what was promised.

Fewer, better commands

One command with clear subcommands beats five overlapping ones, and every card shows a real example.

Least privilege

The bot never asks for Administrator, and the dashboard re-checks Discord permissions on every request.

Support by people

Questions are answered in the support server by the people who run the bot, not by a bot.

In three steps

From invite to configured

01

Invite it

Add bleh with the permissions it asks for, then move its role into the top five.

02

Run setup

,setup creates the moderation roles, jail channel and logs; antinuke and automod have their own setup commands.

03

Tune it on the web

Sign in at the dashboard to change anything the commands can change, per server.

Ready to put bleh in your server?

Add it in a couple of clicks, run ,setup, then fine-tune everything from the dashboard.