Command Management

The Command Management feature allows server administrators to control the availability and accessibility of bot commands. This guide provides details on configuring command permissions and restrictions.

Commands

Enable or Disable Commands

/command set

Enable or disable a command for the server.

Settings

Parameters

[enable]True to enable the command, False to disable.

[command]The command to manage (autocomplete provided).

Parameters:

enable: Set to true to enable or false to disable the command.
command: The name of the command to enable or disable.

Example:

/command set enable:true command:ban

Check Command Status

/command status

Check the status of a command for the server.

Settings

Parameters

[command]The command to check (autocomplete provided).

Parameters:

command: The name of the command to check the status of.

Example:

/command status command:kick

How Command Management Works

Setup: Use /command set to enable or disable commands.
Restrictions: Use /command restrict set to block roles from using commands.
Exclusivity: Use /command reverse_restrict set to allow only specific roles to use a command.
Monitoring: Use /command status and /command restrict status or /command reverse_restrict status to track command permissions.

Permissions

User Permissions: Manage Server

Ensure the necessary permissions are granted to manage bot commands effectively.

Notes

Commands can be enabled or disabled at a server-wide level.
Restrictions can be applied per role to limit access.
Reverse restrictions allow only certain roles to execute specific commands.
Use /command status commands to review current settings.