This is version 2 of YAGPDB automoderator, v1 was scrapped and is deprecated, this version has been made from scratch and its goal is to be much more flexible and capable.

Quick design brainstorm:

• Servers can create several rulesets
• Rulesets contains sets of rules
• Rules contains a set of conditions that all need to be met and another set of effects that will be executed once all the conditions for the rule are met
• Infringement counters can either be ruleset scoped, global scoped, or custom key scoped (also either ruleset or global scoped, per user or per channel etc as well maybe?)
• With this you could have a stricter set of automod rules for new users, and and more soft one for "trusted" long time members
• You should be able to toggle rulesets on with commands, so if you need to slow down a channel or a raid is in progress, you can employ very strict automod rules via a single command invocation

Basic structure, with some example effects and conditions

Ruleset settings:

• enabled
• general user specific filters
• general channel specific filters

Ruleset Rules:

• Rule 1
  • Conditions (They all need to match):
    • ex: Send x messages within x seconds
    • filter: general user specific filters
    • filter: general channel specific filters
  • Effects applied once the conditions for the rule is met:
    • Increment (ruleset based | global | custom key based "key here") infringement counter and apply proper punishments.
    • (Create channel logs | log message in channel x)
    • Delete message
    • Could also apply a direct mute here for example, without setting up punishments?
• Rule 2
  • ...

Ruleset punishments:

• Punishment 1
  • Conditions:
    • (ruleset based | global | custom key based "key here") infringements within x, higher than or equal to x
    • general user specific filters
    • only apply once per x interval
    • punishment x
  • Punishments:
    • mute, kick, ban, lost role, etc...

General user specific filters:

• role whitelist/blacklist
• account/member age
• bot?

General channel specific filters:

• direct whitelist/blacklist
• category whitelist/blacklist