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Commands

The slash commands of the bot, with who can use them by default. <option> is required, [option] is optional.

Server settings are not changed with commands but in the dashboard. The old settings commands still exist, but only link to the dashboard. They are listed at the end of this page.

Who can use a command​

Each command comes with a default permission:

  • Everyone: every member can use it.
  • Administrator: only members with the Administrator permission see and use it.
  • Manage Messages: members with that permission see and use it.

These are only defaults. You can change who may use each command in Discord under Server Settings > Integrations > Reputation Bot.

Commands marked "server only" don't work in direct messages with the bot.

Reputation and rankings​

CommandWhat it doesWho
/reputation <user>Gives reputation to a user. Only exists on servers that turned on command reputation, see Giving reputation.Everyone
/profile [user] [detailed]Shows your reputation profile, or the profile of another user. detailed is a supporter feature.Everyone, server only
/top [mode]Shows the ranking of received reputation on the server.Everyone, server only
/ranking server received [mode]Shows the ranking of received reputation on the server.Everyone, server only
/ranking server given [mode]Shows the ranking of given reputation on the server. Supporter feature.Everyone, server only
/ranking user received [mode] [user]Shows from whom a user received reputation. Supporter feature.Everyone, server only
/ranking user given [mode] [user]Shows to whom a user gave reputation. Supporter feature.Everyone, server only
/dashboardShows reputation statistics of the server in Discord.Everyone, server only

mode is one of total, 7 days, 30 days, week and month. Without it, the server's reputation mode is used. More on rankings on Profiles and rankings.

With the command names supporter feature, you can give /reputation and /profile other names on your server under Settings > Command Names in the dashboard.

Opening the dashboard​

CommandWhat it doesWho
/settingsGives you a link to the dashboard for this server.Administrator, server only
/setupGives you a link to the setup in the dashboard.Administrator, server only
/diagnoseGives you a link to the Problems tab of the dashboard.Administrator, server only

Managing reputation​

CommandWhat it doesWho
/repadmin reputation add <user> <amount>Adds reputation to a user, 1 to 1,000,000.Administrator, server only
/repadmin reputation remove <user> <amount>Removes reputation from a user, 1 to 1,000,000.Administrator, server only
/repadmin reputation set <user> <amount>Sets the reputation of a user, 0 to 1,000,000.Administrator, server only
/repadmin profile <user>Shows the internal reputation profile of a user.Administrator, server only
/prune user [user] [userid]Removes all reputation of a user on the server. Use userid for users who left.Manage Messages, server only
/prune guildRemoves the reputation of all users who are no longer on the server.Manage Messages, server only

More on this on Removing reputation.

Logs and checks​

CommandWhat it doesWho
/log received <user>Shows the reputation a user received.Manage Messages, server only
/log donated <user>Shows the reputation a user gave.Manage Messages, server only
/log message <messageid>Shows the reputation given by a message.Manage Messages, server only
/log analyzer <messageid>Shows how the bot handled a message.Manage Messages, server only
/scanStarts a scan of old messages and links to its progress in the dashboard.Administrator, server only

See Logs and diagnostics.

Supporter and general​

CommandWhat it doesWho
/supporter infoShows the supporter standing of your server.Administrator, server only
/supporter refreshRefreshes your supporter benefits when something doesn't work.Administrator, server only
/supporter activate <coupon>Activates a lifetime subscription with a coupon.Administrator, server only
/voteShows links to vote for the bot and earn tokens.Everyone
/infoShows information about the bot.Everyone
/inviteShows the link to invite the bot.Everyone
/gdpr requestSends you a copy of your data. See Privacy and your data.Everyone
/gdpr deleteDeletes your data. See Privacy and your data.Everyone

See Supporter features for what supporters get.

Apps menu​

Right-click a message or a user and open Apps to find these actions. They need the Manage Messages permission by default and work on servers only.

ActionOnWhat it does
Message LogMessageShows the analyzer log of the message.
Received ReputationUserShows the reputation the user received, like /log received.
Given ReputationUserShows the reputation the user gave, like /log donated.

Settings commands​

These commands no longer change anything. Each one answers with buttons that open the matching sections of the dashboard for your server. Only you see the answer.

CommandOpens in the dashboardWho
/abuseprotectionAbuse Protection, see Abuse protectionAdministrator, server only
/channelChannels, Announcements, Autopost, Log Channel and General (for the system channel), see Reputation channelsAdministrator, server only
/localeGeneral, where you pick the bot languageAdministrator, server only
/messagesReputation, see Reputation messagesAdministrator, server only
/reactionsReactions, see ReactionsAdministrator, server only
/repadmin resetdateReputation, see Reset dateAdministrator, server only
/repsettingsReputation and Profile, see Giving reputation and Reputation modesAdministrator, server only
/rolesRanks and Roles, see RolesManage Roles, server only
/thankwordsThankwords, see Thankwords and testing a messageAdministrator, server only

Bot owner command​

Self-hosters have one more command, /bot. It only exists on the bot's own server and is described on Managing the bot.