The Anti-Nuke and Unified Commands Update

This update only covers two things: anti-nuke and moderation UI updates.

What Was Added

Anti-Nuke Feature

Anti-nuke is now part of the core protection stack.

• Detects destructive behavior patterns (channel deletes, role deletes, webhook abuse, permission spikes, bulk removals)
• Supports configurable thresholds
• Supports whitelist roles
• Supports alert channel routing
• Supports auto actions based on mode

This gives staff a dedicated response layer for high-impact attacks, not just normal moderation incidents.

UI Direction

Moderation UI was updated so protection setup is handled in one consistent settings command flow.

• /settings moderation remains the core moderation control surface
• /settings antiraid and /settings antinuke now use the same UI structure
• Protection controls now feel merged into one system instead of separate one-off setups

The protection UI now follows one pattern across raid and nuke controls.

• Enable/disable control
• Mode and action controls
• Threshold editing
• Role and channel selectors
• Main view plus advanced manage view

Goal: if you can use anti-raid settings, you can use anti-nuke settings immediately.

Quick Summary

If you only want the short version:

• Added anti-nuke as a full protection feature
• Updated moderation UI to reflect merged anti-raid/anti-nuke setup patterns
• Kept anti-raid and anti-nuke UI behavior aligned

This release is focused only on anti-nuke being added and the UI updates completed around it.