VoiceMaster

Members join a “join to create” channel and get their own voice channel, which they fully control — rename it, lock it, set a limit, kick people out. When the last person leaves, it deletes itself.

Setting up

!voicemaster setup

Requires Manage Channels. Creates the category, the join-to-create channel, and an interface panel with buttons for the common actions. To customise the interface panel, pass a script:

!voicemaster setup {box: #5cacec} {box.header: Voice controls} {box.text: Join the channel above to make your own.}

Tear it all down with:

!voicemaster reset

Requires Administrator.

What members can do

Once someone owns a channel, they control it — through the interface buttons, or with commands:

!voicemaster lock
!voicemaster unlock
!voicemaster hide
!voicemaster reveal

!voicemaster allow @friend
!voicemaster reject @someone

!voicemaster rename late night
!voicemaster limit 5

!voicemaster transfer @friend
!voicemaster claim

Command	Aliases	Effect
`lock`	—	Nobody new can join
`unlock`	—	Anyone can join
`hide`	`ghost`	Hidden from the channel list
`reveal`	`show`, `unhide`	Visible again
`allow`	`permit`	Let one person in past a lock
`reject`	`disconnect`, `deny`, `kick`	Remove and block someone
`rename`	`name`	Rename the channel
`limit`	—	Cap the member count (`0` = unlimited)
`transfer`	`give`	Hand ownership over
`claim`	—	Take an abandoned channel

claim only works when the current owner has left. If they’re still in the channel, !voicemaster transfer request asks them to hand it over instead. Group aliases: voice, vm, vc.

Admin settings

Statistics

!voicemaster statistics

!voicemaster statistics leaderboard

Aliases: stats / lb, top. Anyone can run these. For broader activity data — messages, reactions and voice time together — see Server insight.

Common problems

Channels aren't being created

mira needs Manage Channels and Move Members, and the category needs to have room — Discord caps a category at 50 channels. Re-run !voicemaster setup if the join-to-create channel was deleted.

Channels aren't being deleted

They delete when the last member leaves. A channel that stays empty usually means someone is still connected but invisible to you — check the member list, or just delete it manually.

Members can't lock their channel

They have to be the owner. Ownership goes to whoever created the channel, and transfers only via transfer or claim. Someone who joined an existing channel controls nothing.

Locked channels still show up

Locking prevents joining; it doesn’t hide. !voicemaster hide does that. Or set a private category so locked channels move somewhere less prominent.

Command reference

Command	Permission	Description
`voicemaster setup [template]`	Manage Channels	Create the system
`voicemaster reset`	Administrator	Remove it entirely
`voicemaster category <category>`	Manage Channels	Where channels are made
`voicemaster category private <category>`	Manage Channels	Where locked ones go
`voicemaster default name <template>`	Manage Channels	Default channel name
`voicemaster default status <template>`	Manage Channels	Default status
`voicemaster role <role>`	Manage Channels	Role while in voice
`voicemaster notice`	Manage Channels	Toggle interface mentions
`voicemaster lock` / `unlock`	Owner	Control joining
`voicemaster hide` / `reveal`	Owner	Control visibility
`voicemaster allow <target>`	Owner	Permit someone
`voicemaster reject <target>`	Owner	Remove and block
`voicemaster rename <name>`	Owner	Rename
`voicemaster limit <limit>`	Owner	Member cap
`voicemaster transfer <member>`	Owner	Hand over ownership
`voicemaster transfer request`	—	Ask for ownership
`voicemaster claim`	—	Claim an abandoned channel
`voicemaster statistics`	—	Server voice stats
`voicemaster statistics leaderboard`	—	Most active members

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VoiceMaster

Setting up

What members can do

Admin settings

Statistics

Common problems

Command reference

​Setting up

​What members can do

​Admin settings

​Statistics

​Common problems

​Command reference

Setting up

What members can do

Admin settings

Statistics

Common problems

Command reference