The On-Duty System in OneeChan is designed to manage moderation shifts by assigning, tracking, and overriding on-duty roles for moderators based on a predefined schedule. Moderators can claim, unassig
The system ensures smooth moderation handover by automatically assigning moderators based on a schedule and allowing overrides when needed.
Features
Automated Role Assignment – Assigns moderators to the on-duty role based on a predefined schedule.
Claim & Override System – Moderators can claim or unassign their shift as needed.
Redis-Backed Role Persistence – Ensures real-time tracking of shifts and overrides.
On-Duty Announcements – Sends messages when a moderator claims a shift.
On-Duty System Behavior
Claiming an On-Duty Shift
Moderators can claim their on-duty shift using the command:
/duty claim
If successful, the bot will confirm the claim and send an announcement:
[Moderator] has claimed the on-duty role.
If another moderator was scheduled, the system overrides the assignment.
If the on-duty role was already assigned, it remains unchanged.
Unassigning from On-Duty
A moderator can remove themselves from an assigned shift using:
If successful, the bot will confirm:
If no one else is scheduled, the bot will indicate that no replacement is available.
Unassigning is only possible before the shift ends.
Assigning On-Duty Moderators
The system can manually assign the on-duty role based on the predefined schedule:
If successful, the bot will confirm:
This ensures that scheduled moderators are assigned automatically, even if no manual claims have been made.
Checking Current On-Duty Moderators
Moderators can view the currently assigned on-duty staff using:
Example Output:
If no moderators are currently on duty, the bot will display:
