AutoMod

TrueAudit tracks every time an AutoMod rule is created, updated, or deleted. These rules play a powerful role in preventing spam and enforcing guidelines automatically — so it’s important to log exactly when and how they’re changed.

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✅ Rule Created

When a new AutoMod rule is made, TrueAudit will:

• Log the rule’s name and ID

• Identify the moderator who created it

• Record the timestamp of creation (in EST)

• Assign a unique Case ID

• Send an embed to your mod log channel summarizing the action

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✏️ Rule Updated

When an AutoMod rule is edited, TrueAudit captures the key differences and highlights them. This includes:

• Added or removed keywords in the filter

• Whether the rule was enabled or disabled

• If the rule’s actions were changed (like blocking links or mentions)

• The moderator who made the update

• Any reason provided in the audit log

• A detailed Changes section in the embed for full visibility

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❌ Rule Deleted

When an AutoMod rule is removed:

• The rule’s name and ID are included in the log

• The responsible moderator is identified

• The deletion is recorded with a timestamp and Case ID

• An embed is sent to your mod channel

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🧠 How It Works

TrueAudit listens directly to Discord’s audit log events for AutoMod changes. It pulls in relevant context like:

• What changed

• Who made the change

• When it happened

It then formats this into a clear, easy-to-read embed and posts it to your mod log channel — so nothing goes unnoticed.

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🔍 Why This Matters

AutoMod can mute users, block content, and enforce server rules automatically. Changes to these rules should be visible, traceable, and attributed to the right person.

By logging AutoMod rule changes, TrueAudit helps:

• Maintain transparency around automated enforcement

• Ensure accountability for staff edits

• Provide context when users are affected by invisible filters

These audits also enhance features like /checkstaff, /timeline, and detection tools that track when impactful changes are made.