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bli says it doesn’t have permission

Make sure bli’s role is placed above any roles it needs to manage. Discord prevents bots from managing roles, channels, or members that are at or above their own role in the hierarchy.
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Open Server Settings

Go to your server settings and click on Roles.
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Find bli's role

Locate the role that was automatically created when you invited bli.
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Drag it higher

Drag bli’s role above any roles it needs to manage (welcome channel, log channels, etc.).

Logging isn’t working

bli creates a webhook in each log channel. If that webhook is deleted, logs stop working for that channel. Run ;log remove #channel event and then ;log add #channel event to recreate it.
Make sure bli has the Manage Webhooks permission, either at the server level or in the specific log channel.
Run ;log ignore list to check if the channel has been ignored. Run ;log ignore #channel again to toggle it off.

Welcome messages aren’t sending

Check that bli has Send Messages and Embed Links permissions in your welcome channel.
If your welcome message is empty or only contained flags like {noping} with no text or embed, bli won’t send anything. Make sure there’s actual content.

Voice channels aren’t being created

Make sure bli has the following permissions in the category where voice channels are created:
PermissionReason
Manage ChannelsTo create and delete voice channels
Move MembersTo move members into their new channel
View ChannelTo see and manage the hub channel

Commands aren’t responding

  • Check that bli is online (green status).
  • Make sure the command hasn’t been disabled for that channel with /disablecommand.
  • Verify the prefix is correct — run @bli (mention) to see the current prefix.
  • If using a slash command, make sure / commands are enabled in your server’s integration settings.