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/bot Command Reference

The /bot command lets admins and server operators create, configure, and manage bots. Regular users can view bot info and list available commands.

Syntax

/bot
/bot create <name> [description]
/bot destroy <name>
/bot list
/bot info <name>
/bot join <bot> <channel>
/bot part <bot> <channel>
/bot enable <bot> [channel]
/bot disable <bot> [channel]
/bot set <bot> <key> <value>
/bot commands <bot>
/bot addcmd <bot> <trigger> <response>
/bot delcmd <bot> <trigger>

Subcommands

create — Create a new bot. The name must be 2–16 characters. An optional description follows the name.

/bot create GreeterBot Welcomes new users

destroy — Permanently delete a bot and all its data.

/bot destroy GreeterBot

list — Show all registered bots with their status. Available to all users.

/bot list

info — Show detailed information about a bot. Available to all users.

/bot info GreeterBot

join / part — Make a bot join or leave a channel.

/bot join GreeterBot #general
/bot part GreeterBot #help

enable / disable — Toggle a bot globally, or just for a specific channel.

/bot enable GreeterBot
/bot disable GreeterBot #random

set — Change a bot setting. Valid keys: greeting, farewell, mention_response, prefix, cooldown, description, nickname.

/bot set GreeterBot greeting Welcome, {nickname}!
/bot set GreeterBot cooldown 3000
/bot set GreeterBot prefix ?

commands — List custom commands for a bot. Available to all users.

/bot commands GreeterBot

addcmd / delcmd — Add or remove a custom command.

/bot addcmd GreeterBot rules Please read #rules
/bot delcmd GreeterBot rules

Rules & Limits

  • Bot names must be 2–16 characters, unique
  • Command prefix can be 1–3 characters (default: !)
  • Cooldown minimum is 500ms (default: 2000ms)
  • Only admins and server operators can create, modify, or delete bots
  • Running /bot with no arguments opens the Bot Management dialog (admin only) or shows the bot list (regular users)

See Also

BotService Overview · Bot Custom Commands · Dice · Trivia · Scheduler · RSS · Moderation