FLAGS
Manage channel access.
Syntax
X service Private message/msg X FLAGS #channel [account|nick [+-flags]]Also available as: CHANLEV, ACCESS.
Required access
- Signed in to X
- Registered channel access
How it works
Use FLAGS #channel account +op; use #account to force account lookup.
── Access ──
+n OWNER; Full channel control, including access management.
+m MASTER; Manage settings and users below master access.
+o OPERATOR; Use channel operator commands.
+v VOICE; Eligible for voice; inherits known access.
+k KNOWN; Allowed by KNOWNONLY; can request an invite from X.
── Restrictions ──
+b BANNED; Deny channel access.
+d NOOP; Prevent operator status.
+q QUIET; Prevent voice, including VOICEALL.
── Behavior ──
+a AUTOOP; Automatically op this eligible account on join.
+g AUTOVOICE; Automatically voice this eligible account on join.
+p PROTECT; Restore eligible op/voice status, including after RECOVER.
+t TOPIC; Allow saved topic changes; does not grant KNOWNONLY entry.
── Personal ──
+w NOWELCOME; Do not send me the channel welcome.
+j AUTOINVITE; Invite me to this channel when I authenticate.
Only that account may change personal flags. You cannot remove your own restrictions.
Higher access inherits lower permissions. Only owners edit masters/owners; the founder is protected.
Add/remove flags with +/-. Lists show up to 50 rows; specify an account for exact lookup.
Parameters
- #channel
- The channel to manage; replace #channel with its actual name.
Ask the service for help
/msg X HELP FLAGSIf it is refused
- Authentication and channel permission checks apply; suspended channels cannot be managed.
Reviewed 27 September 2026. Current service settings and access checks apply. For the service’s current help, use /msg X HELP FLAGS.