A backup captures your server’s structure — roles with their permissions and colours, categories, channels with their overwrites and settings, emojis, and member role assignments. If the server gets nuked or you break something rebuilding it, you can restore.
Opens an interactive menu for creating, browsing and restoring backups.
Only the server owner can use this, and it requires Administrator. Restoring rewrites your server’s structure, so it’s deliberately the most locked-down command in the bot.
What’s captured
Roles are matched back to members on restore, so people get their permissions back rather than starting from nothing.
Automatic backups
Scheduled backups run on an interval you set through the menu. Up to 10 backups are kept per server; the oldest is removed as new ones are made.
Take a manual backup before any large change — a permissions overhaul, a channel restructure, a mass role operation. It costs nothing and it’s the difference between an undo and an afternoon.
Backups vs. antinuke restore
They solve different problems and you want both.
Antinuke restore is faster and more precise if you catch the attack. Backups are the fallback for everything else — including your own mistakes.
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