About Hedwig
Hedwig brings the jobs that usually need several bots into one consistent experience:Protect your server
Antinuke, automod, event logging, warnings, mutes, locks, and moderation
tools help your team respond quickly and keep a clear record.
Build your community
Welcome messages, leveling, tickets, giveaways, suggestions, feedback,
self-roles, and staff workflows keep members involved.
Enjoy better music
Play tracks and playlists, manage queues, discover similar music, and use
Spotify lookups, lyrics, autoplay, and liked tracks.
Get more done
AI helpers, reminders, polls, profile cards, network tools, tracking, and
other utilities are available alongside the core server features.
Make Hedwig fit your server
Hedwig supports both Discord slash commands and message commands with your configured prefix. Slash commands are available as registered Discord commands; prefix commands are useful when you want a quick message-based workflow. The default prefix is,, but each server can choose its own:
,prefix remove to restore the project default. Prefixes can be up to 10
characters, and changing a server prefix does not change slash commands.
Customize Hedwig per server
Hedwig can have a different identity in every server where it is used. Run/setprofile in the server you want to customize to update the bot’s
server-specific:
- Avatar
- Banner
- Bio
- Name style
Start with the basics
Add Hedwig, test that it can respond, choose a prefix, and complete the
recommended first-run checklist.
Customize the setup
Use
/setprofile for Hedwig’s server identity, then configure logs,
protection, and member-facing systems.Browse all commands
Explore the public command catalog across every Hedwig feature area.
You can use slash commands and prefix commands side by side. The
prefix
command itself is a message command, for example ,prefix or !prefix.The recommended path
1
Invite Hedwig
Use the Invite Hedwig button above, or run
/invite if the bot is already in a server where you can use it.2
Set the basics
Follow Setup to choose a prefix, confirm permissions, and decide which channel should receive logs.
3
Turn on protection
Start with Security, then add the moderation and community systems your server needs.

