Tupperbox Guide: Managing Proxies in The Archives of Holme

Summary

This guide provides a comprehensive reference for managing Tupperbox within 📚 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗔𝗥𝗖𝗛𝗜𝗩𝗘𝗦 𝗢𝗙 𝗛𝗢𝗟𝗠𝗘. It covers essential server configuration commands, including proxy management, channel permissions, and logging settings. Additionally, it offers a step-by-step walkthrough for registering characters, setting avatars, and organizing groups to ensure a seamless roleplay experience for all community members.

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🛡️ THE OWNER’S TUPPERBOX LEDGER

PRIVATE OWNER REFERENCE

This ledger contains Holme’s server controls and the commands needed to prepare future Tuppers.

Dashboard:

https://tupperbox.app/dashboard

SERVER CONFIGURATION

Review the complete configuration:

tul!cfg show

Inspect a specific target:

tul!cfg show #channel
tul!cfg show @role
tul!cfg show @user

Maintain the private proxy log:

tul!cfg log #TUPPER-LOGS

Disable logging only when deliberately required:

tul!cfg log clear

Deny proxying throughout Holme by default:

tul!cfg deny proxies

Open an approved roleplay channel:

tul!cfg allow proxies #channel

Close it and restore the global denial:

tul!cfg clear proxies #channel

Prevent command clutter in a particular channel:

tul!cfg deny commands #channel

Restore inherited command access:

tul!cfg clear commands #channel

Keep queries available so ❓ and tul!showuser can identify who sent a proxy.

Change the prefix only if necessary:

tul!cfg prefix <new-prefix>

Do not casually use:

tul!cfg reset

It resets the server’s Tupperbox configuration.

CREATING FUTURE TUPPERS

Register a character:

tul!register "Character Name" initials:text

Example:

tul!register Galatea gal:text

Brackets must contain the exact word text.

View or change brackets:

tul!brackets "Character Name"
tul!brackets "Character Name" new:text

Add an alternate trigger:

tul!brackets add "Character Name" alternate:text

Set an avatar by attaching an image:

tul!avatar "Character Name"

Set the visible display name:

tul!nick "Character Name" "Display Name"

Add a description:

tul!describe "Character Name" <description>

Organize characters:

tul!group create "Group Name"
tul!group add "Group Name" "Character Name"
tul!group remove "Group Name" "Character Name"
tul!group list

Delete a group without deleting its Tuppers:

tul!group delete "Group Name"

Never confuse this with group purge, which deletes the group and every Tupper inside it.

Inspect your registry:

tul!list
tul!show "Character Name"

Back up everything:

tul!export

Back up one character or group:

tul!export "Character Name"
tul!export group "Group Name"

Remove a character permanently:

tul!remove "Character Name"

OWNER’S CHECKLIST

For every future Tupper:

  1. Choose a simple internal name.
  2. Assign unique brackets.
  3. Add its avatar and public nickname.
  4. Write a concise description.
  5. Place it in the correct group.
  6. Test it privately.
  7. Confirm logging and ❓ identification.
  8. Export a backup.
  9. Keep roleplay separate from official canon.

THE MASK MAY SPEAK.
THE ARCHIVE MUST STILL KNOW WHO WORE IT.

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