Public dashboard · Red-DiscordBot

Arch Angel

Time keeps its own salon.

A gothic-anime control room for a Red Discord Bot. Read every command the bot actually ships, shape each server's own behaviour, watch the clockwork run live and send a handsome embed — behind the same Discord sign-in and the same server-side permissions the bot already enforces.

Login with Discord Explore Commands
  • Sign in Discord OAuth, nothing more
  • Servers settings written to the bot
  • Commands served by the bot itself
Kurumi Tokisaki, artwork from the local collection.
From the project's local artwork collection.
The ledger
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The ledger

Facts, as the bot reports them

Every number is read from the dashboard's own context while this page renders. If the bot is offline a figure is simply left out rather than guessed.

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Angel
Bot
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2
Servers
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128
Users
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4 minutes
Dashboard uptime
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Prefixes
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42
Command modules
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304
Commands
Live status See how the clockwork is running right now. Open the status board
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How it works

Three turns of the clock

  1. Sign in with Discord

    Discord OAuth tells the dashboard who you are. No password is ever typed here, and the bot's own permissions decide what you may see.

  2. Choose a server

    Every server you manage opens its own workspace: prefixes, roles, disabled commands, language and the integrations enabled for it.

  3. Change it, it is live

    Settings are written straight back to the bot's configuration. The dashboard keeps no private copy that could drift out of sync.

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The tour

What the dashboard actually does

Six rooms, each linked to the page that runs it.

Commands library

Every command the bot ships, grouped by module, searchable and filtered by privilege level.

Browse commands

Per-server settings

Nickname, prefixes, admin and moderator roles, disabled commands, embeds, language and regional format.

Choose a server

Integrations

Any cog with dashboard pages appears here, checked per server on every request.

Open integrations

Embed Studio

Compose a Discord embed with a live preview and send it to a webhook you paste. Nothing is stored.

Open the studio

Clockwork atmosphere

A different portrait greets you on every visit, with slow clock-dial motion and an ember glow. It all quiets down if you prefer reduced motion.

Always on

Live status

Public, signed-out health board: availability, latency and component state, refreshed on its own.

See the status

From the bot right now

Command modules

  1. ActivityHub 2 commands
  2. Admin 8 commands
  3. Alias 1 commands
  4. AngelBadges 1 commands
  5. AngelBonds 32 commands
  6. AngelEco 3 commands
  7. AngelGames 3 commands
  8. AngelGuard 3 commands

… and 34 more modules

From the bot right now

Integrations

Providers are listed here once the bot reports them to the dashboard.

Providers that are switched off disappear here — the list you see is the list that exists.

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Wander further

More rooms in the house

The Lore

Who she is, what the clocks count, and why the moon is red.

Read the lore

Changelog

Every release of the dashboard, newest first, in plain language.

See what changed

Embed Studio

A full-page editor with live preview, open to anyone signed in with Discord.

Full-page studio

Embed Studio

Dress a message, send it anywhere

Anyone signed in with Discord can send an embed to a Discord webhook URL they paste. Nothing is stored on our server.

Editable fields, a live preview, limit validation against Discord's documented maximums and JSON export — all generated in your browser. Sending needs a Discord sign-in and the webhook URL you paste yourself; the embed and the URL are passed straight on and never kept.

The editor needs JavaScript to operate. Prefer more room? Open the full-page studio.

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From the local collection

Four moments, kept in the archive

Selected local artwork, shown as artwork rather than dashboard data. The plates change on every visit.

Kurumi Tokisaki, artwork from the local collection.
01Plate one
Kurumi Tokisaki, artwork from the local collection.
02Plate two
Kurumi Tokisaki, artwork from the local collection.
03Plate three
Kurumi Tokisaki, artwork from the local collection.
04Plate four
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Questions

Asked, and answered

What does signing in share with the dashboard?

Only what Discord OAuth provides to identify you and list the servers you manage. No password is ever requested here. See the privacy policy for details.

Why can't I see a particular server?

A server appears only if the bot is in it and you hold administrator or moderator rights there. Invite the bot, or ask a server admin to grant you a role.

Is the Embed Studio really open to everyone?

Anyone signed in with Discord can send an embed to a Discord webhook URL they paste. The embed and the URL are not stored on our server.

Where do the command lists come from?

From the bot itself, over its RPC connection, whenever a page is served. If the bot is offline the figures are left out rather than invented.

What is the live status page?

A public health board that anyone can open without signing in. It shows availability and component state and refreshes by itself.

Is anything I send through the studio stored?

No. Embeds are relayed straight to the Discord webhook you paste and are never kept on our server.

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Come in

The door is open

Sign in with Discord to reach your servers. The command library, status board and legal pages stay public either way, and the sign-in never leaves the dashboard's own OAuth flow.

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Kurumi Tokisaki, artwork from the local collection.

Artwork on this page comes from the project's local Kurumi artwork collection and is credited with the rest of the project's provenance on the Credits page.

Built on Red-DiscordBot, the AAA3A dashboard and the Argon template.