Fixes, 15 Jul 2026

Send every notification wherever you want, from one page

Settings has a new Notifications page listing everything Hootus can announce, from member-left notes to PUG approvals to bank requests, each with a channel picker and an on/off switch. Send them all to one channel or spread them out, and new notifications turn up here on their own.

Turn one-off pugs into regulars, and regulars into owls

When a raid finishes, Hootus DMs everyone who pugged a thank-you and asks two things: want a heads up when we open new raids, and fancy joining the guild? Say yes to the pings and you land in a pool Hootus quietly nudges next time, with a link to signup and an opt-out, and say yes to joining and your officers get a note to reach out.

Settings, reorganized so like sits with like

The settings menu got a proper tidy: ranks and access joined into one Roles & access page, channels and routing share another, and welcome copy lives with custom messages, each split into clean tabs. The expert bits tuck behind a "show advanced" toggle, and old links still land in the right spot.

One consistent look across every settings page

Every settings page now shares the same building blocks: the same cards, the same switches, the same save bar and status. No more one page with a chip here and a differently-shaped toggle there. Role colours from Discord stay exactly as they were.

A tidier settings menu

Gave the settings menu a sweep: the sections regrouped so like sits with like, the bot diagnostics page is now honestly called Bot health at its own address, and the GRM import moved in alongside the rest of the roster tools instead of hiding on its own. Old links still land in the right place.

Warmer thank-yous and no-pressure pings

The post-raid thank-you got warmer and a clear "no hard feelings if you ignore this" so nobody feels leaned on, and the new-raid nudge now spells out the raid and time with a one-tap signup link. Thank-yous also fire however the raid ends, from the scheduler, `/raid finish`, or the web.

Settings menu only shows what you can actually open

The settings sidebar was quietly listing every section to everyone, even the admin-only ones a raid leader or officer could never open. It now shows each person only the sections their rank can reach, so nobody taps into a locked door.