Crude is a bot that protects servers from malicious attackers. It monitors the activity of your server administrators and will react if something triggers the protection system.

Modules

Crude has multiple modules, including mass bans, mass kicks, channel creation, and deletion, role creation and deletion, webhook creation, emoji deletion, sticker deletion, updating member and role permissions, bot addition, and updating the server vanity. All of these modules are by default off, therefore you must use a command to turn them on.

All the modules listed below are:

1. Mass Member Ban Prevention
2. Mass Member Kick Prevention
3. Channel Creation & Deletion
4. Role Creation & Deletion
5. Webhook Creation
6. Emoji Deletion
7. Sticker Deletion
8. Vanity Change Prevention
9. Bot Add Prevention

Punishments

Crude gives you options for how to penalize the user for causing any harm to your server. You can customize penalties for each protection module with Crude. When a member triggers the protection system to take action, they are penalized. There are three types of penalties: ban, kick, and stripstaff. However, not all protection modules support every penalty.

Thresholds

You can customize thresholds for each protection module with Crude. When a member exceeds the limit of the threshold, they will trigger the protection system, and Crude takes action. Thresholds can only be set between 1 and 6 for crude to operate to its best ability.

Whitelist

Crude allows you to whitelist server administrators with dangerous permissions that you trust.

Whitelisting members play a huge part in the crude's protection system. Whitelisting members command exempts specific members from the antinuke, based on the server owner's decision. A member should only be whitelisted if they can be completely trusted because doing so prevents the bot from punishing them if they engage in actions that set off the protection system, such as creating channels.

Permissions

You can prevent harmful permissions from being granted or revoked from members and roles. Users who try to give members or roles permission will be stripped, if they're not whitelisted.

Granting Permissions

Using the command antinuke permissions grant will prevent specific permissions from being given to members and roles. It will be removed as soon as a nuker grants this permission to a role or assigns it to a member.

Removing Permissions

This works the same way as granting permissions just the other way around. Using the command antinuke permissions remove will prevent specific permissions from being removed from members and roles. It will be granted back as soon as a nuker removes this permission from a role or removes it from a member.