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Most features are configured on the dashboard. A few commands run directly in Discord — they are listed here with who can use them and what they do.

Member commands

/help
slash command, everyone
Posts an ephemeral embed listing every slash command the bot exposes, grouped by category (Roblox, Activity, Moderation, Essentials, Bot Settings). The reply is only visible to you.
/roblox-verify
slash command, everyone
Starts Roblox verification. If you already linked a Roblox account on the dashboard and enabled this server, verification finishes immediately. Otherwise the bot DMs you a link to the dashboard authorization page. See Require Roblox Authorization.
!bot
prefix command, everyone
Pings the bot. It reacts and replies “Hello, I’m online!” so you can confirm the bot is alive.
!hug @user [#channel]
prefix command, configurable
Posts a hug message targeting the mentioned user. Configured in Hugging users.
!slap @user [#channel]
prefix command, configurable
Posts a slap message targeting the mentioned user. Configured in Slapping users.

Moderator commands

/roblox-verify-username @member
slash command, moderators
Shows whether a member is verified and what their linked Roblox username is.
/image-only-channels set #channel [@role]
slash command, moderators
Marks a channel image-only, with an optional single allowed role. Configure multiple roles on the dashboard under Image-only channels.
/image-only-channels status
slash command, moderators
Lists the channels currently under image-only enforcement and their role configuration.
/create_thread @user [template]
slash command, moderators
Creates or reuses a private thread for the user and posts the chosen template. Configure templates in Quick threads.
/user_clean_messages @user
slash command, moderators
Bulk-deletes recent messages from a user across every channel. Configure defaults and role restrictions in Delete user messages.
/competition_control status
slash command, moderators
Shows the currently-running competition: time remaining, entry count, top entries.
/competition_control stop
slash command, moderators
Ends the competition immediately. Winners are picked as if the timer had expired.
/competition_control cancel
slash command, moderators
Ends the competition without picking winners. No announcement is posted.
/guess_word question answer [prize] [code] [channel] [ping_role]
slash command, moderators
Starts a Guess Word game. question and answer are required. channel is optional and defaults to the current channel. ping_role is optional and, if provided, replaces the dashboard-configured ping roles for this run only. The confirmation reply is ephemeral (only the moderator sees the answer). See Guess Word Game.
/guess_word_control status
slash command, moderators
Shows the currently running Guess Word game — channel, host, question, started time, prize.
/guess_word_control stop
slash command, moderators
Stops the currently running Guess Word game. Deletes the opening question embed and posts a short stop message in the channel.

Server-owner commands

!bot_stats
prefix command, server owner
Shows uptime, ping, server count, and disconnect counters for the bot process.
/pause_bot
slash command, server owner
Pauses all bot functions in this server. Messages stop sending, commands stop responding. The bot stays in the server so settings are preserved.
/resume_bot
slash command, server owner
Resumes the bot after a pause.

Notes on access

  • “Moderator” means the user has the Manage Server permission, or has been granted a role with that permission, or sits in a role explicitly configured for moderation.
  • “Server owner” is Discord’s built-in concept — the member shown as owner in Server Settings.
  • Guild owners and Admins are always exempt from role-based gates on individual feature commands (hug, slap, funny image, user_clean_messages).