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Welcome to Fire! This guide will walk you through inviting Fire to your server and getting started with your first commands.

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Before You Begin

Make sure you have the following permissions in your Discord server:

Server Permissions

Manage Server permission is required to invite bots and configure Fire

Administrator Access

Recommended for full setup, though specific permissions can be granted instead

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Inviting Fire to Your Server

1

Generate Invite Link

Visit the Fire website or use the /invite command in any server where Fire is already present to get the official invite link.
Only use the official invite link from inv.wtf/fire to avoid scam bots. Fire will never ask for your password or personal information.
2

Select Your Server

Click the invite link and select the server you want to add Fire to from the dropdown menu. You must have Manage Server permissions in that server.
3

Review Permissions

Fire will request the following essential permissions:
  • Manage Channels - Create and manage ticket channels
  • Manage Roles - Apply mute roles and manage permissions
  • Kick Members - Execute kick moderation actions
  • Ban Members - Execute ban moderation actions
  • Moderate Members - Timeout/mute members
  • Manage Messages - Delete messages and clean up channels
  • Send Messages - Respond to commands
  • Embed Links - Send rich embeds for command responses
  • Read Message History - Required for moderation features
You can customize these permissions later, but some features won’t work without their required permissions.
4

Authorize Fire

Click Authorize to complete the invitation process. Complete the CAPTCHA verification if prompted.

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First Steps After Inviting

1

Verify Fire Is Online

Check that Fire appears in your server’s member list with an online status. If Fire is offline, check the status page or join the support server.
2

Test Basic Commands

Fire uses Discord’s slash commands. Type / in any channel to see available commands.Try these basic commands:
/help
/ping
/stats
3

Set Your Language (Optional)

Fire supports multiple languages. Change the language for your server:
/language [language]
Available languages include English, Spanish, German, French, and more.
4

Configure Moderators

Set up who can use moderation commands. By default, members with Manage Server or specific Discord permissions can use moderation features.Add moderator roles or members:
/moderators add role:[role]
/moderators add member:[member]
View current moderators:
/moderators list
Members with Manage Server, Ban Members, Kick Members, or Moderate Members permissions are automatically considered moderators.

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Essential Commands Overview

Moderation

  • /ban - Ban members
  • /kick - Kick members
  • /mute - Timeout members
  • /warn - Warn members

Tickets

  • /ticket enable - Enable ticket system
  • /new - Create a support ticket
  • /close - Close tickets

Utilities

  • /help - View all commands
  • /prefix - Change command prefix
  • /stats - View bot statistics

Configuration

  • /logging - Configure logging
  • /language - Change language
  • /command - Enable/disable commands

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Configuring Permissions

Fire respects Discord’s permission hierarchy. Here’s how Fire determines who can use commands:
1

Role Position Hierarchy

Fire can only moderate members with roles lower than Fire’s highest role. Move Fire’s role higher in your server’s role list:
  1. Go to Server Settings → Roles
  2. Drag Fire’s role above roles you want Fire to moderate
  3. Keep Fire’s role below admin/moderator roles for safety
2

Channel Permissions

Ensure Fire can see and interact with channels:
  • View Channel - Required in all channels Fire should work in
  • Send Messages - Required to respond to commands
  • Manage Messages - Required for moderation features
  • Embed Links - Required for rich responses
3

Configure Command Permissions (Optional)

Use Discord’s built-in command permissions to restrict who can use specific slash commands:
  1. Go to Server Settings → Integrations
  2. Click on Fire
  3. Configure command permissions for roles/channels
Fire cannot moderate server owners or members with roles higher than or equal to Fire’s role. This is a Discord API limitation.

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Next Steps

Now that Fire is set up, you can configure advanced features:

Moderation Setup

Set up logging, auto-moderation, and moderation workflows

Ticket System

Configure a full support ticket system for your server

Premium Features

Unlock advanced features with Fire Premium

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Troubleshooting

  1. Verify Fire is online (green status in member list)
  2. Check that Fire has Send Messages and Use Slash Commands permissions
  3. Try using slash commands by typing / instead of a prefix
  4. Check the status page for outages
  1. Ensure Fire’s role is higher than the member’s highest role
  2. Fire cannot moderate server owners
  3. Fire needs Ban Members, Kick Members, or Moderate Members permissions
  4. The member executing the command must also be able to moderate the target
  1. Check that Fire has the required permissions for that command
  2. Verify you have moderator permissions (or are in the moderators list)
  3. Use /moderators list to see who can use moderation commands
Fire may leave servers that:
  • Violate Discord’s Terms of Service
  • Are inactive for extended periods
  • Have banned Fire’s developers
If you believe this was an error, join the support server.

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Getting Help

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