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The Nakine platform

Nakine combines the tools modern communities expect from a Discord and Twitch bot: explainable protection, operational moderation, a visual dashboard, and creator workflows that connect live chat to Discord.

🛡️ Protect

Auto-moderation, anti-raid, anti-nuke, shared bans, and case history.

🧭 Operate

Dashboard, audit trail, module permissions, statistics, and setup assistants.

🎮 Engage

Multi-activity XP, economy, quests, giveaways, forms, and temporary voice channels.

💜 Stream

Twitch/YouTube alerts, chat commands, timers, moderation, clips, and live reports.

Discord: the community foundation​

Security and moderation​

  • warn, kick, ban, temporary ban, softban, hardban, timeout, mute, jail, and release actions;
  • numbered moderation cases, member history, active warnings, strikes, and logs;
  • configurable auto-moderation for spam, links, words, caps, emojis, attachments, and toxicity;
  • anti-raid thresholds, account-age checks, emergency mode, and verification;
  • anti-nuke backups, restoration, whitelists, and protection from destructive actions;
  • logs routed by event type, channel, or ignored role.

Support and operations​

Tickets create private channels, apply support permissions, preserve messages, and provide a transcript. The dashboard adds categories, ticket types, messages, roles, users, and access rules.

Engagement​

Text, voice, media, and gaming activity can feed an XP progression with skills, multipliers, streaks, role rewards, cooperative quests, and leagues. The economy adds a wallet, bank, jobs, items, crafting, businesses, bounties, and mini-games.

Twitch: from live stream to Discord​

The Twitch area is configured from the dashboard:

  • live alerts with message, embed, category, viewers, and thumbnail;
  • standard, temporary, and scheduled chat commands with expiry, usage limits, and a public page;
  • timers controlled by an interval and minimum chat-line count;
  • keyword giveaways with follower/subscriber filters and dashboard draws;
  • moderators linked to Discord, presence, moderation logs, and clip sharing;
  • end-of-stream reports with duration, average/peak viewers, messages, bans, and timeouts;
  • YouTube notifications, Link-in-Bio, and public command, bio, and giveaway pages.

Action-oriented documentation​

Each module documents syntax, options, permissions, limits, expected results, and common failure modes. Command names follow the server language; if a command seems missing, check /help and the configured language.