Everything kesarAI ships with.

Triggered by /ask, by typing `ksr` at the start of a message, by @mentioning the bot, or by replying to one of its messages. Conversations persist per-user until /forget. Responses stream; a user-scoped retry view replays the generation if it needs another pass.

Four server-side tools the model can call: read_messages searches and quotes prior channel history, get_member looks up users and their roles, get_role pulls role info, web_search reaches outside Discord for current info. The intent router picks tools server-side from the message before the model sees them.

Adjacent commands share the same engine: /think (Gemini Pro, single-turn deep reasoning), /summarise (recent-chat distillation), /forget (clears your conversation), /quota (your remaining AI point budget).

Every moderation event is written to an aiosqlite DB (WAL mode) under a case number. Searchable by user / action / moderator / date. Per-mod aggregates. CSV, JSON, and TXT exports.

Discord's native audit log is mirrored into channels you configure — embed-only, no DB cost. Retention is policy-driven and runs on a schedule.

New members open a private verification ticket. The mod team sees who they are, when they joined, who invited them, and any matches in the spy index.

Closed tickets save dual HTML / TXT transcripts and stay around for 30 minutes before delete, so transcripts can be grabbed or the conversation can be reopened. The cleanup cog watches for inactivity and surfaces a delete-inactive button.

/quicksetup wires moderation tiers, logging channels, verification, level rewards, ticket categories, AI quotas, mod-permission grids, and spy-check toggles. Channel picks use ChannelSelect. Role picks use RoleSelect. Member picks use UserSelect. Toggles are buttons.

Configuration lives in a single SQLite database (WAL mode), keyed per-guild. Old JSON files migrate on first startup and rename to .bak.