pup 0.9.5

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Start with the next task

Overview shows work needing attention and guides first-time setup. Choose a moderation log channel, grant staff access and check a first action. Relevant review counts also appear in navigation. Dashboard pages link to their task guides.

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Find members and understand moderation

Browse or search server members by name or Discord ID. Member mentions provide identity previews and authorized actions. Warning notices include the case, reason, moderator and time; recording a warning no longer requires Pup to sit above cosmetic roles. Discord restrictions and escalation still enforce their own permissions and hierarchy. Roles, activity, exports and access tools have clearer task layouts and named resource selectors. Command documentation remains in the command guide, while the dashboard retains prefix configuration.

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Configure protections with confidence

Protection cards show their saved behavior, and rule pages show recent relevant activity. Structured phrase and domain editors replace raw lists; explicit wildcard patterns support * and ? while literal phrases keep their existing meaning. Profile review clearly distinguishes human assessments from unavailable automatic scanning. Raid, lockdown, cleanup and emergency containment explain their scope and recovery steps. Shared selectors preserve readable saved values, numeric fields show units beside inputs, and optional settings retain drafts when collapsed. Logging and moderation notifications use the same controls.

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Review community work

Anonymous submissions, suggestions, polls and support conversations have clearer queues, pagination, settings and actions. Review completion preserves reports arriving during a review. Members can submit a private report with /report after explicit consent; authorized staff can read its details for up to 30 days. Private transcript views use the retained message format and clear private content when access is denied.