antinuke commands

Grant or revoke someone's ability to edit antinuke settings. Deliberately owner-only, even existing antinuke admins can't grant this to anyone else, so a single compromised admin account can't recruit allies through the system meant to stop it.

List everyone currently able to edit antinuke settings.

Each protects against a burst of that specific destructive action from one actor within a short window, mass bans, mass kicks, channel creates/deletes, role deletes, webhook creates, or emoji deletes. Each has its own independent punishment via --do, not a shared global setting. Emoji deletion may miss some of a very fast burst since Discord's own audit log for emoji actions is known to be rate-limit-flaky.

Blocks new bots from joining unless specifically whitelisted, removes them immediately on join. No configurable punishment, the action is always "remove the bot."

View current antinuke settings, every module's status, its own punishment and threshold, and the permission watch-list. Bare `;antinuke` shows the same thing.

Master switch, every individual module still needs to be turned on separately even once this is enabled.

Shows the current antinuke admins and everyone/every bot whitelisted.

Watch a specific dangerous permission, with its own punishment via --do. Covers two separate things from the same watch-list: a role's own permissions gaining/losing a watched flag triggers that permission's configured punishment on whoever did it (first occurrence, no threshold, same as vanity); a member RECEIVING a role that already carries a watched permission instead just DMs the real server owner and every antinuke admin, that one's always a notification only, regardless of --do, nobody gets punished automatically for it. Omitting --do stops watching that permission entirely.

Bind (or unbind) the role that the stripstaff punishment actually removes. stripstaff will fail with a clear error until at least one role is bound here, it deliberately doesn't fall back to stripping everything instead.

Punishes anyone who changes the server's vanity URL, triggers on the first change, not a burst, since a single vanity hijack is itself the violation.

Exempt a member or bot from every antinuke module permanently. A whitelisted bot also bypasses the botadd block, not just the other modules.