@helyx/module-tags

Tags provides short, named server snippets that members can find privately or share safely through Discord commands.

Availability and deployment

Tags is Live and supported by Hosted Helyx and Helyx Self-Hosted. Installation does not enable it for a server, and it uses no external provider credentials.

What it does

Managers publish server-scoped plain-text tags with Unicode-normalised, case-insensitive names. Member search is private and bounded; public output disables mentions and link previews. Tags is intended for short snippets rather than long structured articles.

Commands and interactions

| Path | Default access | Purpose | | ------------- | -------------- | -------------------------------------------- | | /tag show | Everyone | Show a named tag publicly or privately. | | /tag search | Everyone | Privately find up to ten matching tag names. |

Dashboard configuration

Tags has no required module settings. Managers use the Tags resource workspace to create, preview, search, edit, and delete published tags. Revision checks prevent a stale dashboard tab from overwriting a newer edit.

Discord requirements

Helyx needs View Channel and Send Messages where tags may be shown publicly. Tags does not need Administrator, Message Content, or a privileged intent.

Data, privacy and retention

Each tag retains its canonical name, content, publication state, revision, timestamps, and nullable creator and last-editor Discord user IDs. Privacy access includes applicable records; erasure can detach attribution, while content that may identify somebody is flagged for manual review. Search queries are not retained.

Operations and failure behavior

Names contain 1–50 characters and content contains 1–1,500 characters. Search returns at most ten results. Duplicate names, stale revisions, invalid cursors, unavailable storage, and failed logging produce bounded errors without publishing partial changes. Disabling Tags stops commands and normal dashboard use but preserves saved records.

Documentation and support

See the Tags guide, commands, permissions, and FAQ.