Welcome to PaulCLI
What PaulCLI is and how the bot and the dashboard fit together.
PaulCLI is a Discord bot with a companion web dashboard. The bot runs on your server and reacts to events — messages, joins, reactions, voice activity — while the dashboard is where you configure everything without touching a single slash command.
Every feature is a module. Modules are independent: enable only the ones you need, configure each from its own dashboard page, and they will cooperate (for example, moderation actions are written to the Logging channel, and Workflow can react to a Levels level-up).
How it works
- 1
The bot joins your server
PaulCLI needs a handful of permissions depending on which modules you plan to use. Each module page lists exactly what it requires.
- 2
You sign in with Discord
The dashboard uses Discord OAuth. You will only see servers where you are the owner or hold Manage Server / Administrator.
- 3
You configure modules
Settings save instantly to the bot's database. Most changes take effect within seconds; a few (noted on their pages) are picked up on a short cache interval.
Modules at a glance
Suggestions
A suggestion channel with voting cards and staff review.
Commands
All slash commands, and per-server enable/disable.
AutoMod
Spam, links, caps and bad-word filters with per-rule actions.
Welcome
Welcome and goodbye messages with generated image cards.
Logging
Audit log of deletions, edits, joins, leaves, voice and mod actions.
Giveaways
Timed giveaways with requirements, rerolls and custom cards.
Stats channels
Live member/bot/channel counters in channel names.
Moderation
Warn, timeout, kick, ban with numbered cases and temp-bans.
RSS feeds
Post new articles from any RSS/Atom feed via webhook.
Tickets
Support tickets with panels, claiming and HTML transcripts.
Starboard
Highlight popular messages once they reach a star threshold.
Auto voice
Join-to-create voice rooms with an owner control panel.
Economy
Virtual currency, daily streaks, gambling and a role shop.
Levels & XP
Text and voice XP, rank cards, role rewards.
Auto roles
Roles on join and button-based reaction-role panels.
Workflow
Visual automation: chain triggers, conditions, logic gates and actions.