DiscordInstall

Summary

Updates an existing Discord auto moderation rule in a guild. Supply the guild and rule IDs, then set any rule fields you want to change; the operation sends the update using the configured bot token.

Inputs

• Authentication — Select Bot Token (the default) for server moderation.
• Guild (required) — Guild snowflake ID containing the rule.
• Rule (required) — Auto moderation rule snowflake ID to modify.
• Name — Rule name to set.
• Event Type — Set the event type to Message Send or Member Update. Unchanged omits this field from the request.
• Trigger Metadata — Raw JSON trigger_metadata object; leave empty to omit it. Its shape depends on the rule's trigger type.
• Actions Collection — Add guided actions: Block Message (optional custom message), Send Alert Message (channel ID required), Timeout (duration in seconds), or Block Member Interaction.
• Actions — Raw JSON array of Discord actions; leave empty to omit. The UI description says guided actions are appended after raw actions.
• Enabled — Set whether the rule is enabled.
• Exempt Role IDs — Comma-separated role IDs to exempt.
• Exempt Channel IDs — Comma-separated channel IDs to exempt.
• Audit Log Reason — Reason recorded in the guild audit log; Discord limits the header to 512 characters.
• Request Options — Optional batching, TLS certificate validation, proxy, and request timeout settings.

Output shape

A single Discord auto moderation rule record.

The operation modifies the rule through Discord's API; fields not supplied are omitted from the update. Exact response fields are not specified in the provided source view.

Links

• n8n community nodes installation guide