Documentation
Spectro enables your community members to post anonymous confessions and replies to moderator-configured channels. However, for the sake of moderation, confessions are still logged for later viewing.
Basic Usage
Open the help page to show a list of commands. By default, the help page is shown
privately, but you can enable the public
message mode. This command can be run anywhere: server channels, private DMs, etc.
View important information and links about Spectro, including links for reporting bugs and
viewing the source code. By default, the information page is shown privately, but you can enable the public
message mode. This command can be run anywhere: server channels, private DMs, etc.
Send a confession to the current channel with an optional attachment
. This command fails if the current channel has not yet been configured by the server moderators to accept anonymous
confessions.
Anonymously reply to any message (in a confessions-enabled channel) by right-clicking on that message and invoking the Apps > Reply Anonymously
command.
Moderation
Channel Setup
Enable confessions for the current channel where the command is being run. All confessions,
along with the sender's username, will be logged in a separate provided channel
ideally only accessed by server moderators. You may set whether to require moderator approval
before publishing a confession (not required by default). If enabled, confessions can be approved or rejected
in the logs channel
. Running this command again will simply overwrite the affected previous settings.
Customization. Optionally, you can set a label
to be used for the embed title (e.g., "Confession" by default).
You may also set the RGB color
hex code that will be used for the embeds.
Manage Confessions
Temporarily disable anonymous confessions for the current channel. Previous settings are
preserved for the next time /setup
is run.
Resend an existing confession by its id
. This is useful for times when a confession
message has been accidentally deleted. Note that the current channel settings are still enforced.