This is the real command, with the same questions. In Discord you type /build and nothing else — the questions come to you.
The part that takes hours
Creating channels is easy. Writing what goes inside them is not.
Any template hands you twenty empty channels in ten seconds. Then it is down to you to write the rules, the topic for each one, the message for whoever arrives — and that is where servers sit half-finished for months.
The rules
Written for your server, not a sample text. Posted in a channel, with a button to accept them.
The topic of every channel
That line under the name that almost nobody fills in, and which is what tells people where they are.
The welcome message
In the tone of the server. A study server does not greet people the way a gaming server does.
The ticket categories
The ones that make sense for what your server actually is — not "Support / Other".
The opening message in each channel
A "faq" channel with no questions inside it was never worth creating.
And leaves the server working, not just tidy
You pick what you need and he switches it on and sets it up. After that you can change the lot in the dashboard if you like — none of it is stuck with what he decided.
Logs
always includedWhat happens on the server — arrivals, departures, deleted messages, punishments — in a channel only the team sees. It is not an option: it is the server's black box, and it comes switched on.
Rules, posted
Writes your server rules and posts them in a channel, with a button to accept.
Welcomes
A message for whoever joins, written in the tone of the server — not a generic template.
Ticket support
A help panel with the categories that make sense for this server.
Roles by button
Um painel onde cada pessoa escolhe os seus cargos — cores, avisos, o que fizer sentido.
Automatic moderation
Filters for invites, links and swearing, on from the first minute.
Cargo a quem entra
Toda a gente recebe um cargo ao entrar — é o que lhe abre o servidor.
Say thank you for boosts
Quem dá boost recebe um obrigado à vista de todos, no canal que escolheres.
Bump reminder
Tells you every two hours that the server can be bumped on Disboard again.
Counting game
Counting 1, 2, 3 in a channel. Getting it wrong starts over — and it is more addictive than it sounds.
Once it is built
You keep talking to the server
A server is never finished in one go — it needs a new channel, a role that was missing, a category for that one event. The /change does that through the same conversation: you say what you want added, you see the plan, and you press the button.
And it only adds. It does not delete, it does not rename, it does not touch the server name or icon — not even if you ask it to by accident.
What it costs
This is the only thing in Laguno you pay for
Building and changing servers is the only feature you pay for, as a server subscription. Everything else — moderation, tickets, welcomes, logs, the economy, giveaways, the lot — is free and is staying free.
You pay inside Discord, at their till, with their payment methods. The price shows up in your own currency when you press the buy button — I am not writing it here because it would be the wrong number for half the people reading this page.
It is not on sale yet. Until it is, the command stays shut — and when it opens, you will see the price before you pay for anything.
Letting a bot loose on your server is an act of trust
These four things are not settings. They are how the feature was built.
You see it all before it exists
The whole plan shows up — the tree, the roles, what each one can do — and only then is there a button. If you do not like it, throw it away and nothing happened.
It never deletes anything
It only adds. A channel that already exists with the same name is skipped, not replaced. Your server is not mine to tidy up.
Undone in one click
Every single thing created is written down before the next one is born. "Undo" deletes exactly what I made — and nothing else.
No role gets Administrator
Administrator ignores every channel restriction. Roles get only what their rung needs: the admin bans, the moderator punishes, the helper cleans up.
Bring Laguno to your server
Adding him is free and brings you everything else — moderation, tickets, welcomes, logs, the economy. Server building is the part you pay for, and when it opens it shows up in /build with the price right there.