AI spam check command

Tip: change one option at a time and verify the result in the group so false positives are easy to spot.

In short#

Spam check enables a command for AI-assisted analysis. It is intentionally simple: one toggle controls whether the command is available.

How it works#

1. An administrator replies to a suspicious message with the enabled /spam command.
2. Defendy sends the relevant content for AI-assisted analysis.
3. The result is returned as advice; the administrator still decides what moderation action to take.

Set it up step by step#

1. Open Defendy in Telegram and choose the group you want to configure.
2. Compare the current values with the defaults explained below.
3. Change one option at a time; use the least disruptive value that meets your goal.
4. Check the result in the group after saving.

Every setting explained#

Enable /spam#

Default: Off.

Allows administrators to use the /spam command for AI-assisted checks.

Practical example#

Use /spam on a borderline promotional message that deterministic filters did not remove. Compare the explanation with group rules; do not automatically ban solely because of the AI result.

Recommendations#

• Treat AI output as advisory. Administrators remain responsible for final moderation decisions.
• Do not send secrets or private user data to the command.

Troubleshooting#

• Check that Defendy is still an administrator in the group.
• Refresh the settings panel and make sure you are editing the correct group.
• If a setting is saved but does not work, check the bot permissions in Telegram.
• If you are not sure what happened, open the moderation log.