Introducing: Server Checkup, See What Your Discord Server Gets Wrong

Most Discord servers pick up small mistakes along the way. A second role gets Administrator for a weekend and keeps it. A channel in a private category is left open. Nobody sets up a spam rule, because nothing has gone wrong yet.

You can't see these from the outside, and Discord doesn't point them out. So we built something that does.

Server Checkup is a new tab in Cordary. It reads your server's roles, channels, permissions and settings, lists what looks wrong, and helps you fix each thing with a change you review first.

What it finds

The checkup looks at roles, what @everyone can do, channels, AutoMod, Onboarding, and Cordary's own access to your server. It sorts what it finds into three levels:

• Fix soon: things that could cause real trouble, like more than one role with Administrator, or @everyone being able to manage a channel's permissions.
• Worth a look: things that are often fine but worth a decision, like anyone being able to mention everyone, or a server with no AutoMod rule for spam.
• Tidy-up: clutter, like roles nobody holds, empty categories, or Discord's starter channels still sitting beside the ones you built.

It never reads messages. It looks at how your server is set up.

Fix a finding in one click

Open a finding and choose Fix this. Cordary starts a new chat for that server and writes the request for you, with a line above it saying it came from the checkup. Nothing is sent yet, so you can edit it first.

From there it works like any other change in Cordary. Cordary drafts the plan, you review it, and nothing touches your server until you apply it. If you change your mind afterwards, Versions and rollback are still there.

Not every finding needs a fix. If you've decided something is fine as it is, choose Dismiss and it stops showing. You can bring it back at any time.

A free quick check, and a full checkup with an AI review

There are two levels.

The quick check is free and always on hand. It runs the checks above whenever you open the tab.

The full checkup adds an AI review that looks at your layout the way a person helping you would. It catches what fixed rules can't judge, like channels that look like duplicates, confusing names, or a channel that seems to be in the wrong place. Findings from the AI review are marked with a small spark, and open with a short note from it. Before you run one, the button shows what it will use as a share of your week. If your server hasn't changed since your last full checkup, checking again is free.

Scheduled checkups

Servers drift. You can ask Cordary to check on its own, weekly or monthly, and tell you what's new. Weekly checkups come with a paid plan, and monthly ones are available on Free. It's off until you turn it on.

You can also have Cordary post a short summary in a Discord channel. That's a separate switch, and it's off by default.

A few things to know about the Discord post:

• You see a preview of exactly what it will say before anything is saved.
• Channels only your staff can see are listed first. If you pick a channel everyone can see, Cordary asks you once to confirm.
• It mentions nobody.
• It shows who turned it on, and any admin of the server who has access in Cordary can switch it off in one click.

The post lists the three most important findings and links back to the Checkup tab.

Also in Discord: /checkup

Type /checkup in your server and Cordary replies with a summary only you can see, plus a button that opens the full list in Cordary. It works for people who can manage the server, the same as /setup and /overview. More on those in our post about slash commands.

Ask in chat, or from your AI assistant

You can ask Cordary in a chat what the checkup found ("what's wrong with my server?") and it will read the findings and talk them through. If you've connected ChatGPT, Claude or another assistant, it can run the free quick check on your server too.

After you apply a plan, Cordary also suggests up to three next steps from the checkup, based on what's still open, so the first change leads to the next.

Try it without an account

Want to see what a checkup looks like before adding Cordary? The free checkup page checks a server from its template link, with no sign-in. Read about it here, or go straight to the free checkup.

Get started

Open Cordary, choose your server, and look for Checkup in the sidebar or the panel beside your chat. If you want a walk-through of each part, see How to use Cordary's checkup.

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