Skip to main content

Overview

Utility commands provide helpful tools for managing your server and getting information about users, messages, and Discord entities.

User Information

User

Get detailed information about a user or member. Command: /user
user
User/Member
The user to get information about. Defaults to yourself.
Information Displayed:
  • User mention and display name
  • Account creation date
  • User badges (Nitro, Bot, Staff, etc.)
  • Server join date (if in a server)
  • Server nickname
  • Roles (for members)
  • Key permissions
  • Bot information (if applicable)
    • Privacy policy and Terms of Service links
    • Required intents
    • Invite link
Example:
/user
/user user:@Someone
This command also works as /snowflake to decode Discord IDs and see what they represent.

Avatar

Get a user’s avatar in high resolution. Command: /avatar
user
User/Member
The user whose avatar to display. Defaults to yourself.
Example:
/avatar user:@Someone
If a member has a server-specific avatar, you’ll see a button to toggle to their global avatar.

Server

Get information about the current server. Command: /server Displays:
  • Server name and icon
  • Owner information
  • Creation date
  • Member count
  • Boost level and boost count
  • Server features
  • Channel and role counts

Message Tools

Quote

Quote messages from other channels (including private channels you can access). Usage: Right-click a message → Apps → “Save to quote” This context menu command saves messages you can’t normally quote, allowing you to quote them later in channels where you have permission. Limits:
  • Free users: 5 saved quotes
  • Premium users: 10 saved quotes
Saved quotes expire after 1 minute.

Embed

Create and manage custom embeds. Commands:
  • /embed-create - Create a new embed
  • /embed-edit - Edit an existing embed
  • /embed-send - Send an embed to a channel
  • /embed-delete - Delete a saved embed
Required Permissions:
  • Bot: Embed Links

Reminders

Set reminders for yourself.

Create Reminder

Command: /reminders-create
time
Time Duration
required
When to remind you (e.g., “2h”, “1d”, “30m”)
reminder
String
required
What to remind you about
Example:
/reminders-create time:2h reminder:Check the oven

List Reminders

Command: /reminders-list View all your active reminders.

Delete Reminder

Command: /reminders-delete
id
String
required
The reminder ID to delete (shown in list)

Set Timezone

Command: /reminders-timezone
timezone
String
required
Your timezone (e.g., “America/New_York”, “Europe/London”)

Discord Utilities

Snowflake

Decode a Discord snowflake ID to see information about it. Command: /user with a snowflake ID Shows:
  • Creation timestamp
  • Worker ID and Process ID
  • What the snowflake represents (user, channel, guild, message, etc.)
Example:
/user user:234567890123456789

Inviteinfo

Get information about a Discord invite. Command: /inviteinfo
invite
String
required
The invite code or URL
Shows:
  • Server name and icon
  • Channel the invite leads to
  • Approximate member counts
  • Invite expiration
  • Inviter (if available)

Time

Convert timestamps and see times in different formats. Commands:
  • /time-stamp - Generate Discord timestamp formatting
  • /time-zone - Convert time between timezones

Minecraft Utilities

Minecraft UUID

Get a player’s UUID from their username. Command: /minecraft-uuid
username
String
required
The Minecraft username

Minecraft Skin

View a Minecraft player’s skin. Command: /minecraft-skin
username
String
required
The Minecraft username

Minecraft Log Scan

Analyze Minecraft server logs for issues. Commands:
  • /minecraft-log-scan - Analyze a log file
  • /minecraft-check-log - Quick check for common issues

Vanity URLs

Create custom short links for your server.
Vanity URLs require Fire Premium.

Create Vanity

Command: /vanity-create
code
String
required
The custom vanity code (e.g., “myserver”)
invite
String
required
The Discord invite to redirect to
Creates a short URL like inv.wtf/myserver

View Vanity

Command: /vanity-view View your server’s vanity URLs.

Delete Vanity

Command: /vanity-delete
code
String
required
The vanity code to delete

Permission Utilities

Permroles

Manage permission-based role assignment. Command: /permroles

Emojilock

Lock emojis to specific roles. Command: /emojilock
emoji
Emoji
required
The emoji to lock
roles
Roles
required
Roles that can use the emoji

Developer Tools

Code Image

Create syntax-highlighted code images. Command: /code-image
code
String
required
The code to highlight
language
String
Programming language for syntax highlighting

Debug

Get debug information (superuser only). Command: /debug

Bot Information

Ping

Check Fire’s response time and latency. Command: /ping Displays:
  • REST API ping (response time)
  • WebSocket heartbeat ping
  • Current shard and cluster information
Usage:
/ping

Stats

View detailed statistics about Fire’s performance and usage. Command: /stats Parameters:
  • cluster (optional) - View stats for a specific cluster
Shows:
  • Server count across all clusters
  • User count
  • Memory usage
  • Uptime
  • Discord.js version
  • Node.js version
Usage:
/stats
/stats cluster:0

Invite

Get Fire’s invite link to add the bot to your server. Command: /invite Provides links to:
  • Discord App Directory page
  • Support server

Support

Get a link to Fire’s support server. Command: /support Join for:
  • Help with Fire
  • Feature requests
  • Bug reports
  • Community discussion

Status Commands

Discord Status

Check Discord’s current status. Command: /dstatus Shows:
  • Current incidents
  • API status
  • Service health

Icon

Get the server’s icon in high resolution. Command: /icon

Slowmode Sync

Sync slowmode settings across channels. Command: /slowmode-sync Useful for maintaining consistent slowmode across multiple channels.

Starboard

Highlight your server’s best messages by having members star them. When a message reaches a certain number of stars, it appears in a dedicated starboard channel.

Starboard Channel

Set up or remove the starboard channel. Command: /starboard-channel Parameters:
  • channel (optional) - The channel where starred messages will appear. Omit to disable starboard.
Usage:
/starboard-channel channel:#starboard
/starboard-channel (to disable)

Starboard Minimum

Set the minimum number of stars required for a message to appear on the starboard. Command: /starboard-minimum Parameters:
  • minimum (optional) - Number of stars required (minimum: 2, default: 5)
Usage:
/starboard-minimum minimum:3
/starboard-minimum (to reset to default 5)

Starboard Emoji

Set a custom emoji for starring messages (default is ⭐). Command: /starboard-emoji Parameters:
  • emoji - The emoji to use for starring

Starboard Limit Channels

Limit which channels can have messages appear on the starboard. Command: /starboard-limit-channels Configure which channels are eligible for the starboard feature.

Best Practices

Set reminders for important tasks and events. Remember that reminders are personal and only you can see them.
Use the snowflake decoder to verify user IDs before banning, or to check when accounts were created.
Only quote messages you have permission to view. Don’t use quotes to leak private information.
Choose memorable vanity URLs that represent your community well. They’re permanent once claimed.

Build docs developers (and LLMs) love