AI Server Builder

Describe the server you want, let the AI build roles and channels, and review the changes first.

On this page

In the panel under: Tools, AI Server Builder

You describe in the chat what kind of server you want. The AI turns that into a structure of roles, categories and channels. You review the changes and then apply them.

The process

  1. Enable the module

  2. Start a session and describe your server

    For example "A gaming server for 200 people with areas for three games, a team area and support".

  3. Refine the structure

    Keep sharpening it in the chat until it fits.

  4. Preview changes

    A preview with Added, Changed and Removed, each for roles and channels.

  5. Choose a mode and apply

The three modes

Add to the existing server.

Nothing existing is deleted or changed. Only new roles, categories and channels are added. Roles and top level channels with a name that already exists are skipped. The server name and server settings only change if you turn on the switches for them.

The safe mode for a server that is already running.

Good descriptions

The more precisely you describe it, the closer the result gets to what you want. Whatever you name explicitly (names, numbers, areas, roles), the AI implements exactly like that, and it fills in the rest to match the topic and size of the server.

  • Say who may see and write what, for example "Team area only for admins and supporters" or "New members only see rules and verification".
  • Name the style if you want one, for example emojis and separators like ┃ in the names.
  • The AI likes to set up questions, suggestions and bug reports as a forum with matching tags.

The AI also knows the key facts of your server (Community or not, boost level, member count) and picks channel types, voice quality and role icons accordingly.

Permissions

The AI sets channel permissions when you describe them: a team area only for certain roles, a read-only rules channel, a private voice channel or a server you only see after verification. It works best if you say right away who may see or write what.

A category's permissions apply to all channels in it (synced), as long as a channel does not need its own. Private channels and categories show a lock in the preview.

If an existing channel in Patch mode has its own permissions for individual members or for bot roles (for example with tickets), they are kept.

What gets applied

In the apply dialog you decide what is applied besides roles and channels. The switches apply in all three modes.

Switch Default Effect
Apply server name off Renames the server as in the draft. The suggested name is shown above the preview.
Apply server settings off Verification level, content filter, notifications, AFK timeout, welcome and AFK channel, plus description, language and rules channel on Community servers.
Set channel permissions on Private, read-only and team areas get their permissions. Off: new channels without their own permissions, existing ones stay unchanged.
Set role permissions on New roles get the permissions from the draft. Off: Discord default permissions, existing roles stay unchanged.
Skip dangerous permissions on Roles with permissions like Administrator or Manage Server are created without these permissions.

Free and Premium

Sessions per period
Free 3
Premium 15

Marketplace

Finished structures can be published as a preset, with a name, a description (10 to 300 characters) and a category. Shared presets are labeled as AI generated.

If applying stops

With Server Backup this is different: there, an interrupted restore continues automatically.

Required permissions

Administrator is recommended: Manage Roles, Manage Channels and changing server settings.

Server BackupBack up roles and channels and restore them later, plus a template marketplace.