Using Builders
Pre-built templates for common Discord bot features. Quick to set up and don't use AI credits.
What are Builders?
Builders are pre-configured templates for common Discord bot features. Instead of describing what you want to the AI, you simply select a builder, configure its settings with a visual interface, and add it to your bot.
How to Use Builders
Browse Builders
Go to your bot configuration page and click on the "Builders" tab to see all available templates.
Select a Builder
Click on any builder to see what it does and what settings it requires.
Configure Settings
Fill in the required settings like channels, roles, messages, etc. using dropdown menus and text fields.
Add to Bot
Click "Add Builder" and the behavior will be created and added to your bot instantly.
Available Builders (37+)
Here's a comprehensive list of all builders organized by category:
Welcome & Onboarding
Moderation
Engagement
Utility
Fun & Games
Music & Media
Social & Community
Popular Builder Examples
Welcome Message Builder
Automatically sends a customized welcome message when someone joins your server.
Configuration:
- • Channel: Where to send the welcome message
- • Message: Custom welcome text (supports variables like [username])
- • Enable/Disable: Toggle on/off
Reaction Roles Builder
Let users self-assign roles by reacting to a message with emojis.
Configuration:
- • Channel: Where the reaction role message is
- • Emoji-Role pairs: Map emojis to roles
- • Remove on unreact: Auto-remove role when reaction removed
Ticket System Builder
Create a support ticket system where users can open private channels.
Configuration:
- • Category: Where ticket channels are created
- • Support role: Who can see and manage tickets
- • Opening message: Message sent when ticket opens
- • Log channel: Where closed tickets are logged
Moderation Commands Builder
Add kick, ban, mute, and warn commands with permission checks.
Configuration:
- • Required role: Who can use moderation commands
- • Log channel: Where mod actions are logged
- • Mute role: Role to apply for mutes
- • DM user: Whether to DM the user being moderated
When to Use Builders vs AI Chat
Use Builders When:
- •You want a common, standard feature
- •You want to save AI credits
- •You need something quick and reliable
- •You're building a standard bot
Use AI Chat When:
- •You need something very specific
- •The behavior is unique to your server
- •Builders don't have what you need
- •You want natural language input
Pro Tip: Combine Both!
Use Builders for standard features (welcome, moderation, tickets) and AI Chat for unique, custom behaviors specific to your community. This saves credits while still getting exactly what you need.