Jarvis includes a multi-layered security system designed to protect Discord communities from harmful content, dangerous links, and malicious attachments. The goal is simple: keep your guild safe without slowing down conversation or overwhelming moderators.
Every message sent in a guild where Jarvis is active is scanned instantly. This includes:
Jarvis does not store message content — it evaluates each message as it appears.
When a message contains a link, Jarvis performs a multi-step safety check:
Jarvis checks the domain against:
If the domain is flagged, Jarvis removes the message immediately.
Jarvis uses Google’s threat-detection API to verify:
If Google reports the link as unsafe, Jarvis deletes the message and logs the event.
For pages that pass domain checks, Jarvis attempts to fetch metadata:
If the page appears harmful, Jarvis removes the message.
Jarvis also checks file attachments:
Guild owners can block specific file types, such as:
If a user uploads a blocked file type, Jarvis removes the message instantly.
Jarvis also flags attachments that:
If any part of the safety check fails, Jarvis:
This keeps harmful content out of the guild without requiring manual intervention.
Jarvis provides clear visibility into security actions:
Jarvis improves over time by:
To keep things safe and privacy-friendly, Jarvis does not:
Jarvis’s security system is built to detect harmful links, verify pages using Google Safe Browsing, inspect suspicious content, block dangerous attachments, remove threats instantly, and keep moderators informed — all while protecting communities without being intrusive.