Help

Overview

The /help command provides an interactive guide to all available bot commands, organized by category. It can also provide detailed information about specific commands.

Command Details

Permissions Required

• User: No special permissions (available to everyone)

• Bot: SEND_MESSAGES, EMBED_LINKS

Command Syntax

/help [command:<command_name>]

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
command	String	❌ No	Get detailed help for a specific command

Features

1. Interactive Category Browser

When used without parameters:

• Shows overview of all command categories

• Dropdown menu to browse by category (Fun, Moderation, Utility, Testing)

• Lists all commands in selected category with descriptions

2. Detailed Command Info

When used with a command name:

• Shows command syntax

• Lists all parameters and their types

• Explains what the command does

• Provides usage examples (if available)

3. Documentation Links

Includes links to:

• Full online documentation

• Specific command pages

• Getting started guides

4. Category Emojis

• 🎮 Fun Commands

• 🛡️ Moderation Commands

• ⚙️ Utility Commands

• 🧪 Testing Commands

Usage Examples

Example 1: Browse All Commands

/help

Shows interactive menu to browse all commands by category.

Example 2: Get Help for Specific Command

/help command:ban

Shows detailed information about the /ban command including syntax, parameters, and examples.

Example 3: Learn About Fun Commands

/help

Then select "Fun Commands" from the dropdown to see all fun commands.

How It Works

1. Category Organization: Commands are automatically organized by their file location (fun/, moderation/, util/, testing/)

2. Interactive Menu: Uses Discord select menus for category browsing

3. Command Details: Fetches command data directly from the registered commands

4. Documentation Links: Provides UTM-tagged links to full documentation site

Related Commands

• Ping - Check bot responsiveness

• Server - Get server info

• Rules - View server rules

Tips

• Use /help to discover new commands

• Bookmark the documentation site for detailed guides

• Check help before asking in support channels

• Commands are organized logically by function

• If a command seems confusing, read its full documentation page