Commands Directory

Plays music or adds it to the queue from a YouTube or Spotify link, or by searching YouTube for a song name.

Parameters: <query> Song name or YouTube / Spotify link

Example Usage: /play Duman - Helal Olsun /play https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...

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Temporarily pauses the currently playing track.

Example Usage: /pause

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Resumes the paused track from where it left off.

Example Usage: /resume

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Skips the current track and moves to the next one in the queue.

Example Usage: /skip

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Stops the music completely, clears the queue and makes the bot leave the voice channel.

Example Usage: /stop

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Forces the bot to disconnect if it gets stuck in a voice channel for any reason (a bug, a freeze, etc.).

Example Usage: /leave

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Shows the server's music queue, total duration and upcoming tracks with pagination.

Example Usage: /queue

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Shows the current song's cover, progress bar, remaining time, requester and volume.

Example Usage: /nowplaying

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Sets the repeat mode: off, the current song or the whole queue. With no mode it cycles to the next one.

Parameters: [mode] Repeat mode (leave empty to cycle to the next mode)

Example Usage: /loop mode:Whole queue

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Turns an audio filter on or off for the current music (Bassboost, 3D, Nightcore, Vaporwave). Choosing a filter that is already on turns it off.

Parameters: <filter> Filter to turn on or off (turns it off if already on)

Example Usage: /filter filter:Nightcore

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Jumps to the given position (e.g. 90, 1:30 or 1:02:03) in the current song. Doesn't work on live streams.

Parameters: <time> Position to jump to (e.g. 90, 1:30 or 1:02:03)

Example Usage: /seek time:1:30

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Removes one upcoming song by its /queue number. The song that is playing can't be removed.

Parameters: <position> Queue number of the song to remove (/queue)

Example Usage: /remove position:3

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Moves a queued song to another position using its number in /queue.

Parameters: <from> Queue number of the song to move (/queue) · <to> New queue position

Example Usage: /move from:5 to:1

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Changes the volume of the music playing between 10 and 150; with no level it shows the current one.

Parameters: [level] New volume (10–150); leave empty to see the current level

Example Usage: /volume level:80

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Removes every upcoming song and keeps the current one playing.

Example Usage: /clearqueue

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Bans a user permanently or for a set time; a timed ban lifts itself when it ends. Can also clear their recent messages.

Parameters: <target> User to ban · [reason] Reason for the ban · [delete_messages] Recent messages to delete · [duration] Ban length (e.g. 30m, 12h, 7d, 2w). Leave empty for permanent

Example Usage: /ban target:@Ahmet reason:Rule violation delete_messages:Last 24 hours /ban target:@Ahmet duration:7d reason:Advertising

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Adds a moderator note to a member's case history. A note isn't a punishment: it doesn't count as a warning and is posted to the mod log.

Parameters: <target> Member to add a note for · <text> Note text (not a punishment; only staff can see it)

Example Usage: /note target:@Ahmet text:Started an argument in voice chat, warned verbally

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Edits the reason of a moderation case; the old reason is posted to the mod log.

Parameters: <case> Case number · <text> New reason

Example Usage: /reason case:42 text:Shared an advertising link

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Lifts a ban by entering the ID of a user previously banned from the server.

Parameters: <userid> ID of the user to unban · [reason] Reason for the unban

Example Usage: /unban userid:123456789012345678 reason:Ban appeal

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Kicks the specified user from the server (they can rejoin with an invite link).

Parameters: <target> Member to kick · [reason] Reason for the kick

Example Usage: /kick target:@Mehmet reason:Trolling

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Prevents the user from sending messages or joining voice for a set period of time.

Parameters: <target> Member to time out · <duration> Duration (e.g. 10m, 1h, 1d) · [reason] Reason for the timeout

Example Usage: /timeout target:@Ali duration:10m reason:Spamming

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Instantly ends the timeout of a muted user.

Parameters: <target> Member whose timeout will be removed · [reason] Reason for removing it

Example Usage: /untimeout target:@Ali reason:Ended early

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Issues an official moderation warning to the user and records it in the server's punishment log.

Parameters: <target> User to warn · [reason] Reason for the warning

Example Usage: /warn target:@Can reason:Profanity

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Lists all past warnings of a user along with the moderator who issued them and the dates.

Parameters: <target> User whose warnings will be shown · [clear] Clear all warnings (optional) · [remove] Remove a single warning by its number in the list (optional)

Example Usage: /warnings target:@Can /warnings target:@Can remove:2

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Shows all of a user's bans, kicks, timeouts, warnings and automod records in a single chronological list.

Parameters: <target> User whose case history will be shown · [sayfa] Page to start from (optional)

Example Usage: /case-history target:@Can /case-history target:@Can page:2

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Creates live stats voice channels showing member, bot or boost counts, refreshed automatically every 15 minutes.

Parameters: <istatistik> Statistic to display in the channel · [sablon] Channel name template — {count} is replaced by the number · <id> Record number from the list

Example Usage: /statschannel add statistic:Total Members /statschannel add statistic:Boost Count template:🚀 Boost: {count} /statschannel list

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Bulk deletes the most recent messages in a text channel (between 1 and 100).

Parameters: <amount> Number of messages to delete (1-100) · [target] Only delete messages from this user (optional)

Example Usage: /clear amount:50 /clear amount:20 target:@Spammer

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Locks the current or specified channel so regular members cannot send messages.

Parameters: [channel] Channel to lock (defaults to the current channel)

Example Usage: /lock /lock channel:#chat

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Unlocks a locked channel so members can post again.

Parameters: [channel] Channel to unlock (defaults to the current channel)

Example Usage: /unlock /unlock channel:#chat

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Sets or disables the interval between user messages in a channel (slow mode).

Parameters: <seconds> Duration in seconds (0 = off) · [channel] Channel (defaults to the current channel)

Example Usage: /slowmode seconds:5 /slowmode seconds:0 (turns it off)

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Grants a role to the specified user or removes one they already have.

Parameters: <target> Target member · <role> Role to add or remove

Example Usage: /role target:@Gamer role:@Player

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If autorole was enabled later, distributes the role in bulk to existing members who never got it. Those who have it get no request.

Parameters: <role> Role to distribute · [include_bots] Also give it to bots in the server (default: no)

Example Usage: /roleall role:@Member

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Sets the channel where the welcome banner and message are sent when a new member joins. The goodbye message is configured separately in the dashboard.

Parameters: <channel> Welcome channel · [message] Welcome message (e.g. Welcome to our server {user}! 🎉)

Example Usage: /setwelcome channel:#welcome

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Sets the moderation log channel (bans, kicks, timeouts, warnings, purges, automod). Message, voice, member and server logs are enabled by choosing separate channels in the web dashboard.

Parameters: [channel] Log channel (leave empty to disable)

Example Usage: /setlog channel:#audit-logs

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Sets the role automatically assigned to users who join the server.

Parameters: [role] Role to grant automatically (leave empty to disable)

Example Usage: /setautorole role:@Member

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Sets the channel that receives a notification showing which invite link a member joined with, that link's total uses and who created it.

Parameters: [channel] Notification channel (leave empty to disable)

Example Usage: /setinvitelog channel:#invite-tracker

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Configures Starboard, which automatically copies a message to a dedicated highlights channel once it receives enough reactions with the chosen emoji.

Parameters: [channel] Channel where highlighted messages get posted (leave empty to disable) · [emoji] The reaction emoji to count (unicode or a custom emoji from this server, default ⭐) · [threshold] Number of reactions required to get starred (default 3) · [self_star] Can users count toward the threshold by reacting to their own message (default no)

Example Usage: /setstarboard channel:#highlights emoji:⭐ threshold:3

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Sets, removes and lists the sticky message that moves to the bottom of a channel as people post.

Parameters: <kanal> Text channel for the sticky message · <mesaj> Message to keep at the bottom of the channel

Example Usage: /sticky set channel:#rules message:Please read the rules. /sticky remove channel:#rules /sticky list

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Configures the suggestions channel, whether anonymous suggestions are allowed and whether a reason is required for decisions.

Parameters: [channel] Channel where suggestions get posted (leave empty to disable) · [anonim_izin] Can members submit suggestions anonymously (default on) · [gerekce_zorunlu] Require staff to write a reason when deciding (default no)

Example Usage: /setsuggestions channel:#suggestions allow_anonymous:true

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Sets the analytics report channel where daily, weekly or monthly server statistics summaries are sent.

Parameters: [channel] Notification channel (leave empty to disable)

Example Usage: /setanalyticslog channel:#analytics-report

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Sets up the "➕ Create Room" system that automatically creates a temporary private voice room when clicked.

Parameters: <kanal> The main voice channel members click to get a room · [kategori] Category where the temporary voice rooms will be created · [kisi_limiti] Default room member limit (0 = unlimited)

Example Usage: /jtc-setup channel:🔊 Create Room category:VOICE CHANNELS user_limit:5

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Automatically posts a notification to a Discord channel when a new stream, video or post appears on YouTube, Kick, Twitch, RSS, a podcast, Reddit or Bluesky.

Parameters: <platform> Notification platform · <kanal_adi> Depending on platform: channel name/ID, username, or RSS/Podcast feed URL · <discord_kanali> Discord text channel where notifications are sent · [etiket_rolu] Role to mention in the notification (optional) · [ozel_mesaj] Custom announcement text (variables: {streamer}, {url}, {title}) · <id> ID number of the notification to delete

Example Usage: /streamalert add platform:🔴 YouTube (New Video) channel_name:@MrBeast discord_channel:#video-alerts /streamalert add platform:🟣 Twitch (Live Stream) channel_name:elraenn discord_channel:#stream-alerts ping_role:@StreamAlerts /streamalert list /streamalert delete id:3

Shows the user's current level, XP progress and server rank on a custom graphic card. The card's design (background, theme color, avatar, XP bar, font, stat, frame, Veyro's pose and a title) is personalized in the "Edit Rank Card" section of the web dashboard and looks the same on every server you are in.

Parameters: [kullanici] The user whose level will be shown

Example Usage: /rank /rank user:@Friend

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Saves your birthday on this server. On the day, the birthday role set by the admins is granted automatically, a celebration message is posted and the role is removed at the end of the day. The birth year is optional — if you leave it out, your age is never shown anywhere. The record only applies to the server where you run the command.

Parameters: <tarih> Your birth date — e.g. 1996-02-21 or 21.02 (year optional)

Example Usage: /birthday-set date:1996-02-21

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Shows a member's saved birthday, how many days are left until it and (if the year was provided) the age they will turn. Without a member argument it shows your own record.

Parameters: [uye] The member whose birthday will be shown

Example Usage: /birthday /birthday member:@Friend

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Lists upcoming birthdays on the server from the nearest to the furthest. Members who have left the server are not shown.

Example Usage: /birthdays

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Deletes your own birthday record. A birth date is personal data, so you can withdraw it at any time. It only removes your record and never touches anyone else's.

Example Usage: /birthday-delete

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Lists the achievements defined on the server and the progress of the member you choose (or your own). For tiered achievements the next tier to unlock is targeted; if every tier is unlocked, the top tier is marked as completed.

Parameters: [uye] The member whose progress will be shown (defaults to you)

Example Usage: /achievements /achievements member:@Friend

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Resets the progress and unlocked tiers of a given member, a given achievement, or the intersection of both. At least one parameter (member or achievement name) is required — they cannot both be empty. The achievement definitions themselves are not deleted; only the progress is reset.

Parameters: [uye] The member whose progress will be reset (optional) · [basarim] Achievement name to reset (optional — empty resets ALL of the member's achievements)

Example Usage: /reset-achievements member:@Friend /reset-achievements achievement:Chat Master

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Shows the server's achievement leaderboard. Points are weighted by tier (Bronze 1, Silver 2, Gold 3, Diamond 5, Single 2), so unlocking many easy achievements does not outrank unlocking hard tiers. The top 10 are listed; if you are not in the top 10 your own position is shown separately. The button under the embed opens the server's public achievement showcase page (no admin permission needed; if achievements are disabled the button is not shown at all).

Example Usage: /achievement-leaderboard

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Grants a member an achievement created with the "Custom Award" trigger in the dashboard (a manually awarded one). It is meant for rewards that cannot be measured automatically, such as events, contests or member of the month. Automatic achievements cannot be granted this way — it would corrupt their counters. The unlock announcement, role reward and duplicate protection go through the same engine as regular achievements.

Parameters: <uye> The member who will receive the achievement · <basarim> Name of the manual achievement to grant

Example Usage: /give-achievement member:@Friend achievement:Member of the Month

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Shares the server's level and XP ranking. Instead of posting the ranking in chat, the command sends a link to the server's public ranking page on the website (no admin permission is needed to view it). If the website link cannot be created, a paged ranking with buttons is shown as a fallback. From the same page, admins can reset the level of a single member or of the whole server.

Parameters: [sayfa] Page number to display

Example Usage: /leaderboard /leaderboard page:3

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Shows invite counts (still here, joined, left) and the server's top 10 invite leaderboard.

Parameters: [user] Member to show invite counts for (you if empty)

Example Usage: /invites /invites user:@Ahmet

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Posts a ticket panel that lets users open a private support room. If ticket types are set up in the dashboard, a type select menu is shown instead of a single button.

Parameters: <kanal> Text channel where the panel will be sent · [yetkili_rolu] Support staff role that can see the tickets · [baslik] Panel title (e.g. 🎫 Support & Help Desk) · [aciklama] Panel description text

Example Usage: /ticket-panel channel:#support-tickets title:Support Desk

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Adds a member to the current support ticket. Only in a ticket channel, for the support team.

Parameters: <user> Member to add to the ticket

Example Usage: /ticket-add user:@Ahmet

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Removes a member from the current support ticket. The opener can't be removed.

Parameters: <user> Member to remove from the ticket

Example Usage: /ticket-remove user:@Ahmet

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Creates an interactive panel where users pick their own roles with buttons or a dropdown menu. If the optional duration is set, the role is removed again when the time is up.

Parameters: <tur> Menu display style · <baslik> Menu title (e.g. 🎭 Game Role Selection) · <rol1> Role 1 · [rol2] Role 2 · [rol3] Role 3 · [rol4] Role 4 · [rol5] Role 5 · [aciklama] Description shown inside the embed · [sure] Automatically remove the roles after this time

Example Usage: /reactionrole type:🎛️ Dropdown (multi-select menu) title:Game Roles role1:@Valorant role2:@Minecraft

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Starts a countdown giveaway with button entry; winners are drawn automatically when time is up. The optional required_role limits entry to a role, and show_participants adds a participant list button.

Parameters: <odul> Giveaway prize (e.g. Discord Nitro) · <sure> Giveaway duration (e.g. 10m, 1h, 1d) · [kazanan_sayisi] Number of winners (default: 1) · [gerekli_rol] Role required to enter (optional) · [katilimcilari_goster] Adds a Participants button (entrants become visible) · [katilimci_gorunurlugu] Who can see the participant list (default: everyone)

Example Usage: /giveaway prize:Discord Nitro duration:1d winners:1 /giveaway prize:Steam Key duration:2h required_role:@Member

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Ends a giveaway now, rerolls its winner (excluding previous winners) or cancels it. Without a message ID, the latest giveaway in the channel is used.

Parameters: <islem> Action to take · [mesaj_id] Giveaway message ID (latest giveaway in this channel if empty) · [kazanan_sayisi] Number of winners to reroll (default: 1)

Example Usage: /giveaway-manage action:End now /giveaway-manage action:Reroll winner message_id:1234567890123456789

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Sends a bug report, suggestion or feature request straight to the bot's developers.

Parameters: <kategori> Choose the feedback type. · <mesaj> The detailed description or message you want to send.

Example Usage: /feedback category:💡 Feature Suggestion message:Could a 16D option be added to the music filters? /feedback category:🐛 Bug Report message:...

Adds an emoji to this server by copying one from another server or from an https image link. To activate emojis from the gallery or upload your own, use the "Emoji" page in the dashboard.

Parameters: <emoji> Paste a custom emoji or enter an https image link (PNG, GIF, WEBP, JPEG). · [isim] The name to give the emoji (leave empty to keep the original name).

Example Usage: /add_emoji emoji:<:pepehands:123456789012345678> /add_emoji emoji:<a:dancingcat:987654321098765432> name:my_cat /add_emoji emoji:https://example.com/cat.png name:cat

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Sends a suggestion to the server staff. It is posted as an embed with 👍/👎 reactions in the channel configured by the admins, and staff can approve or reject it.

Parameters: <mesaj> Suggestion text · [anonim] Send the suggestion anonymously (default no)

Example Usage: /suggest message:An events channel could be added to the server

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Shows the bot's current uptime, RAM usage, ping and total server and user counts.

Example Usage: /botinfo

Shows the server's Premium status and the privileges currently active.

Example Usage: /premium

Shows the server's creation date, member counts, channel and role statistics and boost status.

Example Usage: /serverinfo

Shows the specified user's account creation date, server join date, roles and avatar.

Parameters: [target] Target user (defaults to yourself)

Example Usage: /userinfo /userinfo target:@Friend

Measures the bot's Discord Gateway and API response latency in milliseconds.

Example Usage: /ping

Shows the categorized command list and a link to the web documentation.

Example Usage: /help

Chat with the Google Gemini engine. (Use the /ai command, mention @Bot, or reply directly to one of the bot's messages.)

Parameters: <soru> The message you want to send to the AI

Example Usage: /ai How do you build a Discord bot? @Bot How is the weather today? Keep the conversation going by answering the bot's message with "Reply" (Discord Reply)

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Searches anime on Kitsu and returns an embed with the rating, episode count and status.

Parameters: <sorgu> Anime name to search for

Example Usage: /anime Naruto

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Searches manga on Kitsu.io and returns an embed with the rating, chapter count and status.

Parameters: <sorgu> Manga name to search for

Example Usage: /manga One Piece

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Searches Pokémon on PokéAPI and returns an embed with the type, height and weight.

Parameters: <sorgu> Pokémon name or number

Example Usage: /pokemon pikachu

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Searches for a Twitch streamer and returns an embed showing whether they are live and the category.

Parameters: <sorgu> Streamer name to search for

Example Usage: /twitch shroud

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Searches GIFs on GIPHY. Requires the bot owner to configure a GIPHY API key.

Parameters: <sorgu> Term to search for

Example Usage: /gif cats

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Searches movies on TMDB and returns an embed with the poster, synopsis, rating and release date. Requires the bot owner to configure a TMDB API key.

Parameters: <sorgu> Movie name to search for

Example Usage: /film Inception

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Shows the current weather for a city (temperature, humidity, wind) via OpenWeatherMap. Requires the bot owner to configure an OpenWeatherMap API key.

Parameters: <sehir> City name

Example Usage: /weather Istanbul

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Shows a random joke (the source is in English and is translated into the server's language). No API key required.

Example Usage: /joke

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Shows a random piece of advice or quote (the source is in English and is translated into the server's language). No API key required.

Example Usage: /advice

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Shows a random dog photo. No API key required.

Example Usage: /dog

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Rolls a die (1-6).

Example Usage: /dice

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Flips a coin.

Example Usage: /coinflip

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Picks one of the options you give.

Parameters: <secenekler> Options (separate with commas or |; e.g. pizza, burger, salad)

Example Usage: /choose options:pizza, burger, salad

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Manages the counting game.

Parameters: [kanal] Text channel where the counting game is played

Example Usage: /counting setup channel:#counting /counting status

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Plays rock-paper-scissors against the bot.

Parameters: <secim> Your choice

Example Usage: /rps choice:Rock

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