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Vetox protects a server in layers. Each one covers a different kind of threat, and they work independently — you can run all of them or just the ones you need.

The layers

Auto-Mod

Rule-based message filtering: bad words, invites, links, caps, spam, mass mentions. Free.

AI Auto-Mod

Understands meaning rather than matching text. Catches what keyword rules miss. Black tier.

Anti-Raid

Detects mass-join floods and screens suspicious accounts at the door. Basic tier.

Protection

Limits the damage a compromised moderator or rogue bot can do. Free.

Moderation tools

Review and lift active bans, mutes, timeouts and temporary roles. Free.

Logs

A record of what happened in your server, across 148 trackable events. Free.

Which layer catches what

Auto-Mod and AI Auto-Mod are complementary, not alternatives. Auto-Mod is instant and free and catches the obvious cases cheaply. AI Auto-Mod reads intent and catches the rest. Servers on Black commonly run both.

A sensible starting point

1

Turn on the Auto-Mod rules you need

Every rule ships disabled. Nothing filters messages until you enable it. Start with the obvious ones for your community and add more over time.
2

Set up logging early

Logging costs nothing and answers ‘what actually happened’ later. Enable it before you need it, not after.
3

Add Protection limits

Protection is free and is the only layer that helps when a trusted account turns against you. Configure it even on a quiet server.
4

Enable Anti-Raid if you are publicly listed

If your invite is posted anywhere public, you will eventually be raided. Anti-Raid requires Basic.

Exemptions

Every layer has a way to exclude people and places from enforcement:
Exemptions are the most common cause of “moderation is not working”. If a rule seems to be ignoring someone, check whether their role is on an exemption list before assuming the rule is broken.