Helios Rust Console Bot Documentation

Staff Permissions

Set up staff roles that can use Helios moderator commands without full Manage Server access, and choose exactly which commands each role can run.

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Overview

/set mod-roles lets trusted staff use Helios moderator commands without giving them the Discord Manage Server permission. Each moderator role gets its own command list — you choose exactly which commands every role is allowed to run.

Dashboard setup

Use Discord → Moderation → Set Mod Roles to add a role, select its command groups, and click Save Commands. See the dashboard staff permissions walkthrough for a current screenshot and the difference between command access and ticket staff access.

Setup

  1. Run /set mod-roles.
  2. Click Add Role to add a Moderator Role.
  • This can be any role, only assign it to trusted moderators
  1. Remove an added Moderator Role with the Remove Role Button

mod roles example

Set Commands Per Role

New moderator roles start with no command access. Enable commands for each role:

  1. Click Set Commands on the /set mod-roles panel.
  2. Pick the moderator role to configure.
  3. Click a command to toggle it — green = allowed. Changes apply immediately.

Commands You Can Enable

Command GroupWhat The Role Can Do
/autoManage auto events, auto messages, auto countdowns, and auto giveaways
/playerPlayer links, lookups, logs, and unbans
/portalPortal TP, Portal Deathmatch, and Portal Aim Train
/prisonPrison command access
/orpOffline Raid Protection tools
/tempbanTemp-ban players from the game, ORP, or TP Home
/cmdSaved commands and command groups
/giveGive XP, kits, money, and bag items
/takeTake XP and money
/levelManage battle pass reward levels
/ticketTicket command access, subject to each action's permission checks

Requirements

  • Manage Server permission for admins setting up mod roles

Commands

CommandPurpose
/set mod-rolesOpens the mod roles admin panel.

Notes

  • New roles have no commands allowed until you enable them with Set Commands — if a moderator gets a "permission" error, check their role's command list.
  • Users with Manage Server can always run these commands; mod-role limits never restrict them.
  • Premium-gated subcommands (like /give money) still require premium even when the command group is enabled for a role.