VR & VRChat
VRCS Discord by Nyxall
The Discord companion for VRCS: your VRChat group's moderation activity, for the staff you approve
- Status
- Coming soon
- Runs on
- Discord
- Works with
- VRCS
- Release
- No date yet
Group summary
Warnings, instance kicks and ban actions for the period you pick, counted the way VRCS counts them. Every answer says what it covers and when it was last confirmed.
Overview
VRCS Discord is a Discord companion for VRCS, coming soon. It will show a VRChat group's moderation activity to the staff a server approves.
VRCS Discord will bring a VRChat group’s moderation activity into the Discord server where its staff already work together. Moderators can check how busy the week was, or who handled what, without opening VRCS or waiting for a screenshot. Staff don’t need VRCS themselves.
Built on what VRCS already records
Moderation happens in VRChat, and VRCS already keeps a local record of it for the people allowed to see a group’s moderation log. VRCS Discord carries the numbers staff ask about most (warnings, instance kicks and ban actions) into Discord, counted the same way VRCS counts them.
Numbers that say what they cover
Every answer names its period and when its data was last confirmed. When history is incomplete or out of date, the answer says so instead of showing a zero. Leaderboards count recorded actions; they don’t score moderators.
Not available yet
There is no invite link, no download and no release date yet. VRCS is available now to approved members, and connecting a group will start there.
How it fits together
The bot has no VRChat account of its own. Its statistics come from a connected VRCS, so they are as current as that VRCS's last sync, and every answer says when that was.
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VRCS
Active For approved members
On a group manager's computer. It already keeps a local copy of a group's moderation log for people allowed to see it, and it will hold the connection: which group, what to share, pause or disconnect.
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VRCS Discord
Coming soon
In your Discord server. Approved staff ask for a summary or the leaderboard and get the answer in a couple of clicks.
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Web dashboard
Planned
Charts over time, search and settings, for the questions a Discord message is too small for.
What it will do
5 planned features. The interfaces below are concept studies with placeholder data, not the finished product.
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Group summary
Warnings, instance kicks and ban actions for the period you pick, counted the way VRCS counts them. Every answer says what it covers and when it was last confirmed.
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Moderator activity
A leaderboard of recorded actions per moderator, ranked by the total or by one type of action. It shows who has been active, and says plainly that it does not measure quality or fairness.
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Two keys to connect
A group manager connects the group from VRCS, and a server admin confirms in Discord. A server is shown nothing until both have agreed.
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Staff you approve
Only the people a server has approved see a group's statistics. Anyone else can ask, and a manager decides.
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Answers only you can see
Replies go only to the person who asked. Posting to a channel is planned as a separate step, approved after seeing exactly who can read that channel.
Where it stands
Not available yet, and there is no release date. This is what exists today and what comes after it.
Explore VRCS-
Built
A working prototype
Tested in a private Discord server with demo data: connecting a group with both confirmations, the group summary, the moderator leaderboard, staff approval, connection status and disconnecting.
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In development
Connecting real groups
Signing in with a Nyxall account and linking a group from VRCS, tested privately first.
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Planned
Testing with a few communities
A small closed test with communities that agree to take part, before any wider release.
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Planned
Beyond moderation statistics
Posting to channels you approve, growth and invitation statistics, a web dashboard, digests and alerts, and a private way for members to report problems to staff.
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Not planned
What it will not do
Kicking or banning from Discord, shared blacklists between groups, automatic punishments, AI moderation or scores for moderators, and asking for anyone's VRChat login.