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Overview

The ,audits command gives you a quick, readable view of your server’s recent audit log entries without leaving Discord. It pulls data from Discord’s built-in audit log and formats it into a clean, paginated display, making it easy to see who did what and when. This is especially useful for investigating incidents — if channels were deleted, roles were changed, or members were banned, you can quickly trace the actions back to the responsible staff member.
You need the View Audit Log permission to use this command.

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Usage

,audits [member]
ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
memberUser mention or IDNoFilter audit entries to show only actions performed by this user

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What It Shows

When you run ,audits, pom retrieves the most recent audit log entries and displays them with:
  • Action type — what was done (ban, kick, channel delete, role update, etc.)
  • Moderator — who performed the action
  • Target — who or what was affected
  • Timestamp — when it happened
  • Reason — if one was provided
The results are paginated, so you can browse through entries if there are many.

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Filtering by Member

Passing a member to the command filters the audit log to only show actions that specific person performed. This is invaluable when investigating a specific staff member’s recent activity. 
,audits @mod-name
Use this after an incident to quickly see everything a particular staff member did. Combined with antinuke logging, this gives you a complete picture of what happened.