Getting started
Invite the bot, run the first setup, and understand how it decides who may run what.
IntroductionWhat Righteous does, what it needs from you, and which guide to read first.Inviting the botAdd Righteous with the right scopes and permissions, place its role so it can act, and confirm it arrived.First five minutesProvision the roles and channels Righteous expects, then open the config panel and turn on what your server needs.The config panelOpen Righteous's server settings, move between its pages, and work out which controls you personally are allowed to change.Access and the whitelistWhy Righteous isn't open to every server, what a server without access sees, and how to get access for yours.Prefix and slash commandsWhy Righteous has two command surfaces, how to change the prefix your server answers to, and the two places the surfaces stop matching.How Righteous decides who may run whatThe five gates every command passes: Discord permissions, fake permissions, server-owner commands, channel and role rules, and premium tiers.Premium tiersFour products with confusable names: what each one buys, which is free, and why owning the bot is not the same as owning premium.Features that need premium but don't say soA class of features is checked when you use them rather than declared on the command, so they carry no badge anywhere. Here they are, with the tier each one needs.