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These docs are organised by what you’re trying to do, not by what category a command happens to live in. If you already know the command name and just want the syntax, the built-in help command is faster than reading a page.
The default prefix is !. Change it with !prefix set ; — or skip prefixes entirely and set a personal one that follows you into every server.

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Where to start

Quickstart

Invite the bot and get a sensible baseline configured in about ten minutes.

Lock the server down

Antinuke, antiraid, automod and the honeypot — set these up before anything else.

Server setup

Welcome messages, self-assignable roles, levels, tickets, starboards, logging.

Embed scripting

The template language behind every customisable message in the bot.

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What’s actually in here

A full moderation suite — bans, tempbans, hardbans, mutes, jails, timeouts, warns with automatic thresholds, and a case system that logs every action with an editable reason.On top of that sit four independent protection layers: antinuke (rate-limits destructive admin actions and punishes whoever trips them), antiraid (join floods, new accounts, spam), automod (Discord-native word, link and invite filters) and the honeypot (a bait channel that catches compromised accounts posting scam links).
Welcome, goodbye, boost and rejoin messages. Reaction, button and dropdown roles. Booster colour roles, vanity roles and server tag rewards. Levels with a configurable XP curve. Starboards, VoiceMaster, a full ticket system, confessions, counting channels, statistic counter channels, autothreads, sticky messages, scheduled messages, autoresponders and per-event logging.
Live feeds for Instagram, TikTok, Twitter/X, YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Reddit, Snapchat, SoundCloud, Tumblr and Pinterest — new posts, stories, streams and reposts delivered to a channel, optionally through your own webhook.Plus profile lookups for those platforms, Roblox, Cash App, PSN, Xbox, GitHub and Telegram; a link reposter that re-uploads media so it actually embeds; Last.fm; Spotify remote control; Trakt; and a Minecraft server bridge.
AFK, snipe, highlights, reminders, timezones, avatar and name history, invite tracking, server activity graphs, ~60 image and GIF manipulation commands, OCR, TTS, Shazam, vocal isolation, Google and Gemini, Wolfram, Fortnite, sports scores, a casino, Wordle, Blacktea and a pile of others.

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A note on syntax

Throughout these docs, command arguments are written like this: Every command also has aliases. !starboard and !sb are the same thing, !purge and !c are the same thing. Aliases are listed on each page next to the command.
Stuck? The FAQ covers the problems people actually run into — mostly permissions and role hierarchy. If that doesn’t help, the support server will.