The newest module — currently in testing. The repo is public and the code works, but things may shift before it stabilizes. Watch the repo for updates and check the README for current state.
OpenWarden is the most recent open-source release from Billybots, and it's still in active development. The code is public, the bot runs, and the core flows are stable enough to test in real servers — but the API, command names, and feature surface may still change. If you're going to deploy it, expect to follow the repo and update occasionally.
For a more battle-tested moderation tool, look at the rest of the Open* modules (OpenDM, OpenConfess, OpenMusic) or Dungeon Keeper, which is in private beta but built on the stable parts of these projects.
Most moderation bots are built around enforcement: bans, mutes, automod hits. OpenWarden is built around the quieter half — noticing patterns, surfacing concerns, and giving moderators the information they need to act thoughtfully instead of reacting fast.
OpenWarden is in testing. The code is public, but the surface is moving. Clone, read, run carefully.