Space: Chat Moderation Bot

Sooner or later every big chat gets ads, links to other channels and bots that barge in uninvited. Space clears that clutter automatically and adds ratings, marriages and other game extras to the group. ✨

Whose orders it follows

The bot listens to the chat creator and to admins who have the right to block users, along with those granted anonymity. Ordinary members cannot give it commands.

That matters for order in a group: the rules come from people you trusted with management, not from whoever types a command first.

What it sweeps out of the chat

The list of removable items is long, and it matches what usually annoys people in group chats.

• Links and hyperlinks in messages.
• Forwards from channels and messages posted on behalf of a channel.
• Mentions of chats, channels and bots by username.
• Ad buttons under messages.
• Added bots and system messages about joining and leaving.
• Arabic script messages, if your chat does not expect them.

Tune every rule for your own group: links may be needed in a topic community and be unwelcome in a building residents' chat.

Ratings, marriages and pranks

So the chat does not turn into a dull room with rules, the bot has entertainment. It can forbid pinging members, build ratings, count added people and run custom roleplay commands.

There are "marriages" between members, a roulette command and an inventory opened through /inv. The /help command shows how these mechanics work.

1. Add the bot to your group and make it an admin.
2. Grant the rights needed to delete messages.
3. Choose filters that suit your community.
4. Open /help to see the full list of commands.
5. Use /report to file a complaint about a bug or a violation.

Donations and the business section

The menu has /donate and /business commands. The first opens a paid part, the second a set of functions for projects. Check what is inside and what it costs directly in the bot: prices can change, and terms are better read before paying. 💬

The /id command quickly shows the chat identifier. You need it when support or other settings must point exactly at your chat.

What to expect from auto-moderation

Any automatic filter makes mistakes. It may delete a link you needed or miss a malicious message, so check from time to time what exactly is being removed, and keep human admins who can step in.

The bot is small, around one hundred active users a month, so test it first in a spare group. Do not give it more rights than necessary: deleting messages and banning are enough. 🛡️