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Haze scripting lets you write a text template that haze compiles into a rich Discord card — complete with a title, body text, media, action buttons, and an accent color. You can keep things simple with variable placeholders like {user.mention}, or go further and add layout tags like {title: …} and {color: haze} to build a fully branded message without touching any code.

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Two Modes

The engine automatically picks a rendering mode based on what your template contains.

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How Detection Works

Haze scans your template for tags that follow the {name: value} pattern — a name, a colon, and a value. If at least one such tag is found, the whole template is treated as a component script. If none are found, it runs in variables-only mode and your text is returned with variables substituted. A {user.mention} placeholder has no colon after the root word, so it is always treated as a variable, not a tag. The colon is what separates the two systems.

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Preview Commands

Before saving a script to a ticket welcome or any other setting, preview it in Discord so you can catch mistakes early. Preview a script inline:
List every variable available in the current context:
List every supported layout and media tag:

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Where Scripts Are Used

  • Ticket welcome messages — set a server-wide default welcome that fires when any ticket is opened
  • Per-button welcome messages — override the default for a specific ticket button so different buttons can show different cards
Ready to go deeper? See Tags for the full layout, media, and button tag reference, and Variables for every available placeholder and its output.