Logging
Every moderation and server-activity event can be routed to its own channel — 19 configurable categories covering 25+ distinct Discord events — with everything else falling back to one Default channel.
How It Works
Each event type is its own independent channel picker — leave any of them unset and it falls back to your Default Log Channel. There's no requirement to configure every category individually; most servers just set a Default and selectively break out a few high-traffic ones (like Voice Activity or Messages) to their own channel.
A separate list controls exactly which event types are allowed to fall back to Default, so you can intentionally leave low-priority ones unlogged instead of everything unassigned piling into one channel.
All logs share a small built-in delay (a few seconds) so Discord's audit log has time to resolve who actually performed an action before Aegis posts about it.
Event Categories
Grouped on the dashboard for readability; each row is still an independent channel picker.
| Group | Events |
|---|---|
| Messages | Message Deleted, Message Edited |
| Members | Nickname Change, Username Changed, Display Name Changed, Avatar Changed, Member Role Changed, Member Joined, Member Left (covers leave/kick/ban with the same event) |
| Server | Server Settings, Roles, Channels, Emoji & Stickers, Server Boost, Invites |
| Safety | AutoMod, Anti-Scam, Raid Defense, Verification |
| Moderation | Kick, Mute, Timeout, Warn, Unwarn |
| Admin | Ban, Unban, Purge |
| Misc | Voice Activity, Ticket Closed, Dynamic VC (Temp Voice), Game Servers Logs |
A channel-level blacklist lets you exclude specific channels from Message Deleted/Edited logging entirely — useful for bot-spam or logging channels that would otherwise flood themselves.
What Gets Logged
Coverage runs deeper than the category names suggest — for example "Channels" covers create/delete/update and permission-overwrite changes (with a full before→after per permission), "Roles" covers create/delete/update including permission diffs, and "Server Settings" covers name/icon/verification level/AFK settings and Discord's newer onboarding/Server Guide changes too.
Message Deleted and Message Edited logs quote the original content as a blockquote rather than a code block, so any @mentions inside it render normally instead of showing a raw user ID.
Game Servers Logs covers the full lifecycle of a Game Server Group — role/category/channel creation as one combined entry, locking/unlocking, members joining/leaving, and closing — kept separate from the generic Channels/Roles/Members categories so it doesn't get lost among unrelated server activity.