Commands and /help

Two ways to run the same command

Slash commands. Type / in any channel and pick FlaviBot. Discord shows the command names, their descriptions and their options, in the reader's own Discord language when a translation exists. This is the surface most members use.

Prefix commands. The same commands also answer to a text prefix. If your server's prefix is f!, then f!play runs /play. Prefix matching ignores case, so F!Play works too. See prefix, mentions and language for how to see or change your server's prefix.

A few commands are prefix-only and never appear in Discord's / list, such as profile.

/help

/help with no argument lists every command, grouped by category, with the total in the title. The categories are Bot, Administration, Music, Util, Moderation and Economy. Three buttons sit under it: the full command list on the website, an invite link, and the premium page.

/help <command> details one command instead: its description, its usage string, its aliases, the permissions FlaviBot needs for it, and the permissions you need. /help ban is the fastest way to answer "why can I not use this".

/help also answers to h, aide and commands as prefix aliases. It needs the Embed Links permission in the channel where you run it, since the menu is an embed.

The whole catalogue is also browsable at flavibot.xyz/commands.

Commands worth knowing on day one

CommandWhat it does
/helpthe command list, or the details of one command
/dashboardthe direct dashboard link for this server
/invitethe button to add FlaviBot to another server
/supportthe support server invite
/linksthe FlaviBot links in one message
/pingthe bot's latency, useful to tell "slow" from "offline"
/prefix viewthe prefix currently in use here
/languagechange the bot's language for this server
/settingsview and manage bot settings
/server-info, /user-info, /avatarquick lookups
/privacyyour own tracking settings, and data deletion
/premiumpremium status, and activating it on this server

When a command refuses

FlaviBot never refuses silently. There are five different reasons, and each one says which:

  1. FlaviBot is missing a permission. The reply names the permission.
  2. You are missing a permission. The reply names it, and the command. /prefix, /language and /settings all require Manage Server.
  3. The command is disabled on this server. The reply points to the Configuration page where it was turned off.
  4. You, your role, or this channel is restricted. Set up on the Configuration page, see turning things on and off.
  5. The command needs premium. The reply links to the plan that unlocks it.

Slash refusals are private for the first four reasons, visible only to the person who ran the command. The premium refusal is posted publicly in the channel. Prefix refusals are public by default, and you can change that: the Configuration page offers reply, stay silent, reply then delete the bot's message, and reply then delete everything (which needs Manage Messages to delete the member's message).

flav-codeWritten on 8 August 2026