Make the rules yours
Set clear expectations, examples, and review guidelines for your community.
Your server’s activity, your community’s rules, and the context your moderators need. Together in Guardly.
Three kills involving different players in a short window. Review roleplay context.
From the first signal to the final review, keep your team focused on the community—not scattered across tools.
Bring possible rule violations into a focused review queue, with confidence, severity, and the events behind every signal.
Explore incident reviewKeep player activity, previous incidents, watchlists, and attention scores together in one profile.
Explore player intelligenceDefine your rulebook and review guidelines. Give your team a consistent starting point for every decision.
Explore server rulebookOptional AI assessments explain a possible violation against your rules. Your moderators make the final call.
See integration detailsAdjust detection thresholds, confidence levels, and score decay to fit the way your server operates.
Explore workspace controlsRun controlled scenarios, inspect the resulting incidents, and practice reviewing the evidence.
Explore built-in simulatorGuardly does the organizing. Your moderators bring the judgment.
Set clear expectations, examples, and review guidelines for your community.
Review possible violations alongside the player’s recent events and history.
Confirm or dismiss the incident. Keep a record of the review for your team.
A score can point to a concern. It can’t tell the whole story. Guardly keeps the evidence visible, the uncertainty clear, and the final decision with your team.
Know what Guardly does—and where your team comes in.
Visit the guideGuardly is a moderation assistant for ER:LC private-server teams. It organizes player activity, flags possible violations, and gives moderators evidence to review in one workspace.
No. A detection is a signal for review, not proof of guilt. Confirming an incident records your decision; it does not automatically kick, ban, or punish a player.
The current hosted workspace is a simulation preview. The official API provider is implemented, but live credentials and cloud acceptance testing are still needed before connecting a real server.
Yes. Rule-based detectors work without an AI key. Optional OpenRouter assessments add explanations; if AI fails, the original detector assessment stays available.
Use the workspace account provided by your administrator. This preview does not have public self-service registration or billing.
The source includes a discord.js bot for Node deployments. The hosted Cloudflare workspace still needs its Discord adapter; alerts and commands are not active on this preview.
Explore the workspace. Try a scenario. See the difference context makes.
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