🤖 AI-Powered Server Management

Instead of learning complex syntaxes or clicking through endless menus, simply describe what you need. GuildPilot understands your request and handles everything instantly.

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🌟 Features

📁 Channels, Categories & Threads Create, edit or delete them. Adjust specific settings like changing voice bitrates, setting user limits, or toggling NSFW mode.

🎭 Roles & Permissions Set up new roles, customize their colors and settings (hoist/mentionable), configure exact permissions, and assign or remove them from multiple members at once.

🔨 Moderation Keep your server safe: Kick, ban, unban, timeout, mute, or deafen members. You can also mass-move members between voice channels.

💬 Messages Send announcements, reply to user messages, edit old messages, delete spam, pin important information, or add/remove reactions.

⚙️ Server Settings Change the server name, update the icon or banner, change the verification level, or adjust the default notification settings.

🎨 Image Generation Generate custom AI images directly in chat and use them for icons or banners.

❓ Discord Helper Ask any Discord-related question (e.g., "How many members are on this server?" or "What are stage channels?") and get an instant, accurate answer.

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💬 Example Prompts

Simple

• "Create a text channel called #announcements"
• "Give the Moderator role permission to manage messages and kick members"
• "Timeout @John for 10 minutes and delete his last message"
• "Generate an image of a cyber-dog and make it the server icon"

Advanced

• "Create 5 channels (general, rules, off-topic, media, bots) inside a new Community category and make the rules channel read-only"
• "Create a 'Staff' role with a red color, give it kick permissions, and assign it to @John"
• "Set up a #welcome channel, send a custom greeting message to it, and pin the message"
• "Move all voice channels starting with 'game-' into a category called 'Gaming Voices' and set their user limit to 5"

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🚀 How to Use

1. Invite GuildPilot to your server. 2. Setup Administrator permissions for full functionality. 3. Run the /perform command and type out what you want it to do!