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Petto works the moment it joins, with nothing turned on that could surprise your members. This page adds it to your server and walks through the first settings worth a look.

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Add Petto to your server

Add Petto

Requires Manage Server permission on the server you’re adding it to.
Petto's DM: Thanks for adding Petto to Petto Land, run /setup or use !help, with the buttons Website, Dashboard, Docs and Support server

In Discord: right after it is added, Petto thanks whoever added it by DM, with the links to start.

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The dashboard

Most of Petto’s configuration can be done without typing a single command, at petto.sbs/dash. Log in with Discord, pick your server (the dashboard is also in Spanish at petto.sbs/es/dash and Brazilian Portuguese at petto.sbs/pt-br/dash, and the language menu remembers your choice), and every module (Moderation, Automation, Tickets, Leveling, Giveaways, Embeds, and more) has its own page.
Your servers: Petto Land and Cozy Corner with Petto, Cozy Corner with Premium active, and Art Club without Petto with an Add Petto button

petto.sbs/dash: your servers, where Petto is and where it can be added.

The Modules page of the dashboard with the setup guide at 6 of 7 steps

Dashboard → Modules: every module with its state, and a setup guide with the next step.

Everything the dashboard can do, the prefix commands can also do. Use whichever is faster for you. See The dashboard for a tour of the menu.

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Commands: prefix and slash

Every command works with the prefix, ! by default: !ban, !ticket setup, !level enable true. The everyday ones (/help, /ban, /purge, /rank, /ticket, /embed and more) also work from Discord’s / menu, with the same answers. See Prefix for the full list.
kira types !avatar and Petto shows her avatar, then kira uses /avatar and gets the same card

In Discord: !avatar and /avatar give the same answer.

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First things to configure

1

Set a mute role (optional)

Moderation’s !mute works with Discord’s native timeout by default, no role needed. If you’d rather use a dedicated mute role instead, set it on the dashboard’s Settings page.
The Server settings page with the command prefix, the server language and the Mute role set to Muted

Dashboard → Dashboard → Settings: the Mute role, below the prefix and the language.

2

Route your logs

Pick a channel for each logging category (sanctions, automod, members, messages, voice, roles, channels and the rest) on the Logging page, or send everything to one channel with !logs add #logs all.
The Logging page with Sanctions, Automod and Verification in #mod-log, Members in #member-log and Messages in #message-log

Dashboard → Security → Logging: each category with its channel.

3

Protect the server

Turn on the automod filters you need, the anti-nuke protections and, if spam bots are a problem, a Honeypot.
The AutoMod templates page with the settings of the filters and the Basic, Clean chat and Anti scam packs

Dashboard → Moderation → AutoMod templates: the filters and the ready packs.

4

Turn on leveling, if you want it

Leveling is off by default. Enable it and set the XP curve from the Leveling page, or !level enable true.
The Leveling settings page with leveling turned on, the XP per message, the cooldown and the level-up announcement

Dashboard → Leveling → Leveling: the switch and the XP settings.

5

Set up onboarding

Welcome/leave/boost messages, a verification gate, and bump reminders all live under Security → Join Gate in the dashboard.
The Onboarding page with its tabs Messages, Verification, Roles and DM, Ping on join and Bump

Dashboard → Security → Join Gate: welcome, leave and boost messages, verification, join roles, ping on join and bump in tabs.

6

Add identity roles, if you need them

Use the Vanity & Server Tags guide to give roles from Custom Status text, profile values, or Discord Server Tag data.
The Vanity rules page with what happens when a member goes offline and the form to create a rule

Dashboard → Vanity roles → Vanity rules: a rule gives a role from the text members show.

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Getting help

Every command

The full command reference, searchable, right on the site.

Support server

Ask a question or report a bug directly.