Keep server logs
Choose the events to log and a log channel. Also check that the bot has the View Channels and Send Messages permissions.
/ops-log-settings
From inviting the bot to Spam Protection, Anti-Nuke and AI Message Check. Turn on the protection your server needs, one feature at a time.
Invite OlVision and finish the initial setup to start using protection that fits your server.
Choose the server you want to manage and review the permissions Discord asks for.
Invite OlVision ↗
Run /start in your server. When the terms notice appears, read it before you continue.
Log in to the dashboard with Discord, pick your server, and set up protection and alert channels.
Open dashboard ↗/start
Set the thresholds for detecting the same or similar messages sent again and again. You can also adjust them in the dashboard's Spam Protection settings.
/security-anti-spam
Turn on Spam Protection and review what it detects and its protection thresholds.
Pick a channel where you can see which messages were detected and what action was taken.
Check the log for normal chat flagged by mistake, then adjust the thresholds and exceptions.
Detect changes to channels, roles, webhooks and more, and choose how to respond. The server owner starts with the command below.
/security-anti-nuke
Pick the types of changes to detect and check the response set for each one.
Pick a channel for Anti-Nuke logs so you can review the change history.
Before a big server cleanup, check the current protection settings and whether the people doing the work are exempt.
It analyzes messages against your server rules and shows the risk level, the reasoning and a recommended action, so your moderators can review the context before responding.
/security-ai-message-check
Connect the channel where your server rules are posted. Clear, specific rules that members can understand work best.
Pick a channel for verdict alerts and turn on AI Message Check.
Read the verdict reason in each alert alongside the actual conversation. If you change your rules, check the connected channel again.
Keep server logs, and review permissions and protection settings regularly.
Choose the events to log and a log channel. Also check that the bot has the View Channels and Send Messages permissions.
/ops-log-settings
Reviews your server permissions and protection settings. Fix the issues it points out, then run the check again.
/security-permission-check
Start a focus timer on the study page and play study music. Your study time adds up on your server's leaderboard, and you can join events opened by server admins to compete together. In Discord, /study shows today's study and the current event. The walkthrough below is the same one you see when you first open the study page.
/study
Here's what people check most often during setup.
Make sure the Discord account you logged in with owns the server or has the Manage Server or Administrator permission. Also check that OlVision has been added to the server.
Check that logging and that event are turned on and that the channel is set correctly. Also make sure the channel's permission settings don't stop the bot from viewing the channel or sending messages.
Study time only adds up while the focus timer on the study page runs and that page stays open. It stops a minute after you close the page. If you're in an event, event time only adds up while you're in the event voice channel, and you need to press the hourly check-in within 5 minutes to keep it adding up.
Each command needs different permissions, and Anti-Nuke settings are for the server owner only. Check the permission notice on screen and ask the server owner to set it up.
Use the command below to tell us which feature you used, what you expected, and what actually happened.
/ops-feedback
Start with the protection you need, one feature at a time.