The admin console

/menu -> More -> Admin opens the console. It is the only place you configure anything, and it is built on one rule: if a new owner would have to edit JSON, open a file, or ask a developer, it is not finished.

How it is laid out

The entry screen lists every module as a row with its own Open button. A module with a handful of controls shows them directly; one with more groups them behind one-word doors. That collapse is deliberate: a menu that exists only to offer another menu is a wasted press.

Modules today: Categories, Roles, Engagement, Economy, Levelling, Media, Game Servers, Moderation, Stats, Settings.

Who can open it

Anyone with Discord Administrator permission, and anyone in the Server Manager role the bot creates when it joins. That role exists so you can delegate the console without handing out Administrator.

Two things it deliberately will not do

It will not edit a member record. Not XP, not a level, not money, not an item. Admins configure the rules people earn under - rates, prices, switches, which channels count - and never the numbers themselves.

That is not a trust decision. Asbern keeps global statistics across every server that uses it. A number an admin can type is a number no leaderboard can be trusted with, so the ability does not exist for anyone.

The one exception is a fixed +10% for Discord server boosters, which you can switch on or off and cannot change the size of.