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Six steps to set up. Every command, explained.

A walkthrough for your first hour with the bot, and a plain reference for all 65 commands. Written for the person who runs the server, not for developers.

Your first hour with the bot.

Six steps, in order. Each one shows what you type and what the bot answers, so you always know it worked.

Get the bot running in under 2 minutes

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  1. Add the bot to your server.

    Press the button, pick your server and keep every permission ticked. Discord asks once. The bot uses those permissions to make ticket channels and to let your staff into them.

    • You need Manage Server in that server.
    • Outside tickets it stays silent, unless you give it a public AI channel later.
    Add to your server
  2. Run /setup.

    Type /setup in any channel and press Enter. In a few seconds it makes a staff role, a private Tickets category, a public #open-a-ticket channel and a published panel. Then it tells you exactly what it did.

    • Only you see the reply.
    • Already have a panel? It refuses, so nothing you built is touched. Use /panel create instead.
    • Your first panel starts 14 days of Premium. No card, nothing to cancel.
    Everything /setup builds, in detail
  3. Open a ticket, like a member would.

    Go to #open-a-ticket and pick a category from the dropdown. A private channel opens with you, your staff and the bot in it, and the AI greets you first. Type anything and watch it answer.

    • Members never need a command. The panel is the only thing they click.
    • Claim tells your team you have it: the green button, or /ticket claim.
    • Close with the red button or /ticket close. The channel goes away and the transcript arrives by DM.
    Every ticket command
  4. Teach the AI what only you know.

    Until you teach it, the AI answers general questions in a general way. Tell it your rules, prices and policies with /ai train, in plain words. From the next ticket on, it answers with your facts.

    • Paste a link to your rules or docs, or attach files: PDF, Word, text, images.
    • Manage Server, or a staff role that can train the AI.
    • It learns only what you teach it. Nothing is read from your tickets unless a staff member picks one with /ai improve.
    Every AI command
  5. Let your team in.

    /setup already made one staff role. To add another, run /staff role add and pick the role. A form asks what that role may do, and everyone holding the role gets those rights in every ticket.

    • Free plan: 3 staff roles. A role can hold any number of people.
    • Training the AI is off for a new role. Switch it on for the people you trust with it.
    • Change it any time with /staff role edit.
    Every staff command
  6. Make it yours.

    Everything from here is optional. These are the four things most servers change in the first week, and each one is a single command.

    Or do all of it from the dashboard

Every command, by category.

65 commands in 10 categories. Open a category, or tap a command to go straight to it. Each one says who can use it, what the options are, what happens, and what it answers when it refuses.

Questions people ask here.

The short answers. If yours is missing, the support email at the bottom reaches the person who builds the bot.

It’s not just an AI, it’s your AI.

Ready when you are.

Add the bot, run /setup, and your first ticket can open in the next two minutes. The Free plan never expires.

Found something on this page that does not match what the bot does? That is a bug. Email [email protected] and we fix the bot, the export and this page together.