When a new member joins your server, Stellar can automatically assign them a role before they interact with anyone. This is useful for granting access to general channels, applying a “Member” label, or starting users in a restricted state until they complete onboarding. Auto-role is configured with three simple slash commands and requires the Manage Server permission.Documentation Index
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Stellar’s bot role must be positioned above the auto-role role in your server’s role hierarchy. If Stellar’s role is lower, it will not have permission to assign the role to new members.
Setup guide
Set the role
Choose the role Stellar should assign to every new member.The role cannot be higher than your own highest role, cannot have the Administrator permission, and cannot be a managed role (such as a bot integration role).
Enable auto-role
Once a role is set, turn the system on.Running
/autorole toggle without a role configured will return an error asking you to set one first.Commands
/autorole setrole [role]
Sets the role Stellar will assign to every new member who joins your server.
- Roles positioned higher than your own highest role
- Roles with the Administrator permission
- Managed roles (created and controlled by bot integrations)
/autorole toggle
Enables or disables the auto-role system. Calling this command toggles the current state — no extra arguments required. A role must be configured with /autorole setrole before you can enable the system.