One bot where you had six.

Moderation, security, logging, music, economy, levels and utilities — sharing one set of settings, one permission model and one look.

What it does

Every part of running a server

Fifteen areas, each deep enough that you will not want another bot for it.

Built in

The things that actually matter

Moderation that keeps a record

Bans, mutes, jails and purges, each written to a case a member can appeal. Escalation ladders punish the third offence differently from the first.

Security before you notice

Antinuke caps how fast anyone — admins included — can delete channels or ban members. Antiraid watches joins. Automod watches everything else.

An economy with somewhere to go

Jobs, crime, digging, businesses, crates, property, gangs with a shared vault, a marketplace, and seasons that reset and reward.

Music without the fuss

YouTube, Spotify, SoundCloud, Apple Music and Deezer, with a panel under every track that only the person who queued it can drive.

Logs for what Discord forgets

Ghost pings, deleted attachments re-uploaded, voice session lengths, name history, first messages, rapid join-and-leave.

Cards, not walls of text

Profiles, ranks, inventories and leaderboards drawn as images, so a glance tells you what a paragraph would not.

Economy

An economy that renders itself into clean cards

Balances, businesses and expeditions all come back as drawn cards rather than a wall of text — the same quiet look across every command.

  • Jobs, crime, digging, fishing and heists.
  • Gangs with a shared vault, wars and a leaderboard.
  • Property with tenants, upgrades and rent that actually accrues.
  • Balances shared across every server grief is in.

Profiles

Everything a member has done, on one card

Levels, activity, fishing, Pokémon, digging — tracked and drawn back as a card with the same premium finish.

  • Tabbed inventories sorted by category and rarity.
  • Leaderboards that highlight your own row.
  • Tier badges, account age and an account valuer.
  • Avatar history that keeps the files, not dead links.

Ready when you are

Free, with no feature held back behind a paywall you did not ask about.

Add to Discord

The complete command index

Find your next command

Browse every enabled command, including every subcommand. Search names, aliases, descriptions and usage. Arguments in <angle brackets> are required; [square brackets] are optional.

Build it here, paste it into Discord

Every configurable message in the bot — welcome, goodbye, boost, sticky, autoresponders, punishment DMs — uses the same mini-language. Build and preview it below, then copy the script or a ready-to-run Discord setup command.

Preview

Sample values are shown here; copied script keeps the original variables.

Script

Setup command

Paste this in a channel where grief can read messages. It saves the message setup; grief sends the message when that event happens. Replace the sample channel and prefix if needed.

Send it now

Use grief's embed command to post this embed or Components V2 message immediately in the selected channel.

Pictures

A page like this cannot host a file, and Discord will not render a picture pasted as data. Paste any channel webhook here and a picture you drop becomes a real Discord link. It is kept in this browser only, and pictures still preview without it.

Variables

Click a variable to copy it. Invite details are only available in welcome messages.

Click one to copy it