Documentation Index
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Rawrbot’s general commands cover everyday interactions — from checking the bot’s latency to inviting it to a new server. Most of these commands are available everywhere Discord allows slash commands, including servers, DMs, and Group DMs, and they support both server and user installs.
All commands on this page (except /sync) support user install, meaning you can add Rawrbot to your own account and use these commands in any server or DM — even one where Rawrbot is not installed as a bot.
/ping
Description: “hopefully counts to a low number :)”
Check whether Rawrbot is alive and how quickly it’s responding. The command sends an initial message showing WebSocket latency, then immediately edits that message to include the round-trip message latency — giving you both the gateway heartbeat delay and the real-world response time in a single result.
| Property | Value |
|---|
| Contexts | Guilds, DMs, Group DMs |
| Installs | Server install, User install |
| Parameters | None |
Pong! | Latency: 42.50 ms | Message Latency: 87.23 ms
/hello
Description: “I would love to talk to you more, but perhaps a simple hello will suffice”
A friendly greeting command. Rawrbot responds with a personalised message using your Discord display name. It’s a good first command to try after adding the bot.
| Property | Value |
|---|
| Contexts | Guilds, DMs, Group DMs |
| Installs | Server install, User install |
| Parameters | None |
Hello Salem! I hope you're doing good :)
/invite
Description: “invite the bot to your server! (perms are not properly set up for this version of the bot)”
Sends an OAuth2 invite link so you (or someone else) can add Rawrbot to a server. When the command is used, Rawrbot also logs the channel and context information to the console for the bot owner’s reference.
The invite link is hardcoded in the source. Note that permissions are not fully configured for the current version of the bot — review the linked scopes and permissions before deploying in a production server.
| Property | Value |
|---|
| Contexts | Guilds, DMs, Group DMs |
| Installs | Server install, User install |
| Parameters | None |
/pop
Description: “goes the weasel!”
A lighthearted fun command. In a server, Rawrbot sends a short message with a pop fact. In a DM or Group DM (where interaction.guild is None), it appends a hidden spoiler tag containing a cheeky follow-up line — revealed only if you click to unblur it.
| Property | Value |
|---|
| Contexts | Guilds, DMs, Group DMs |
| Installs | Server install, User install |
| Parameters | None |
*pop*
Fun fact, did you know balloons make this noise only once?
*pop*
Fun fact, did you know balloons make this noise only once?
||I bet I can make that noise with you multiple times, *if you know what I mean 🤭*||
/sync
Description: ”…”
Synchronises Rawrbot’s slash command tree with Discord’s API, making any newly registered or updated commands appear in the command picker. This is used by the bot owner after deploying changes.
| Property | Value |
|---|
| Contexts | Guilds, DMs, Group DMs |
| Installs | User install only |
| Parameters | None |
This command is user-install only (allowed_installs(False, True)). It cannot be added as a server-installed bot command — it is only available when Rawrbot is installed to a user account. Despite being available in all contexts (guilds, DMs, Group DMs) once user-installed, it is owner-only: only the hardcoded owner user ID may actually perform the sync.
- If the calling user’s ID matches the hardcoded owner ID, the command tree is synced and the confirmation message is automatically deleted after 10 seconds.
- If any other user runs the command, Rawrbot responds with
"Missing perms" and deletes that response after 5 seconds.
