FilterLab Guide

This page introduces FilterLab as a public staff guide. It focuses on what the tool does, how authorized staff get started, and which commands are useful.

What It Does

Safe server ChatFilter.yml rule simulation before live use.

How Staff Use It

Start with /filterlab. The sections below explain what FilterLab is for, which commands authorized staff can use, and what its output means.

Available features include:

• Reads CMI Settings/ChatFilter.yml.
• Shows CMI ChatFilter enabled state, deny rule count, enabled rule count, and caps filter settings.
• Simulates staff-provided text against loaded deny rules.
• Tracks Paper chat, CMI chat filter, and CMI caps filter event counts.
• Lists loaded deny rules with enabled state, group, block type, and regex count.
• Keeps bounded recent local simulations for the current runtime.

Quick Start

1. Start with /filterlab to open or view FilterLab.
2. Use /filterlab status to check your current progress, settings, or state.
3. Try /filterlab rules when you are ready to use one of the feature actions.

Commands

Command	What it does	Example
/filterlab	Opens or shows the main FilterLab player view.	/filterlab
/filterlab status	Shows your current FilterLab status.	/filterlab status
/filterlab rules [page]	Runs the FilterLab rules action.	/filterlab rules
/filterlab recent [page]	Runs the FilterLab recent action.	/filterlab recent

Aliases

• /chatfilterlab
• /cfilterlab

Examples

• /filterlab
• /filterlab status
• /filterlab rules
• /filterlab rules 2
• /filterlab recent

Good To Know

• This is a permission-gated staff or server-management feature, not a normal player feature.
• Review the full reference before changing settings or using any command that can write data.

Full Reference

The full synced FilterLab reference is available for exact technical details.