Questions teams usually ask first.

Wiretrip is a Discord moderation bot focused on catching suspicious automation and self-bot style behavior. It is built to help teams review unusual activity quickly without turning moderation into a noisy or complicated workflow.

No. Wiretrip is designed around metadata and behavior signals instead of message content. The detection model looks at timing, cross-channel movement, and other lightweight signals rather than scanning what people say.

No. Wiretrip intentionally avoids the MESSAGE_CONTENT, GUILD_MEMBERS, and PRESENCE privileged intents. That keeps the product narrower, simpler, and easier to trust.

Wiretrip scores patterns that do not look human at normal moderation scale: timing overlap, cross-channel activity that moves too quickly, optional canary contact, and account-age pressure. The goal is not to guess everything, but to surface high-confidence behavior worth reviewing.

Start in Log or Hybrid mode first. Let the team watch real detections, review the evidence, and understand the detector's behavior in your server before moving to stronger enforcement.

Wiretrip supports Log, Hybrid, Timeout, and Enforce modes. That gives teams a path from passive observation to stronger automation without forcing them into one style immediately.

Yes. Any moderation detector can be wrong at times, which is why the product is built around review-first workflows and gradual rollout. The intended approach is to earn trust with real traffic before tightening the pressure.

Detection and operational history is kept for 90 days before it is purged automatically. That gives teams enough time to audit behavior patterns without holding onto data indefinitely.

Wiretrip is positioned as a product teams can add and test without a complicated sales or onboarding flow. If pricing or packaging changes, the product pages and support surface should reflect that clearly.

After setup, the best next steps are simple: check status, watch detections, review history, and only touch the tuning layer if your server actually needs it.