List of commands

By Theo, 19.05.2024

Help command as of 19.05.2024

As most of Coral's commands are relatively straighforward, I will only go in-depth about more complex commands that most other bots don't have.

Tickets

Use the command /create_panel #channel to create a ticket panel in that channel. You can set a custom message to be displayed on the panel, and a universal ticket access role (A role which can access tickets without having the manage_channels permission.

Vouch syncing

Using the command /start_sync @member you can synchronize your vouches with the mentioned member (alt account) and vice-versa. Old vouches that were added before starting synchronization will not be transferred to your other account - Only new vouches will be synced. Once you run the sync command, a private message will be sent to the mentioned user, prompting them to accept the synchronization request. Once that's done, all future vouches will be mirrored! Note that you can only sync your account with one other account. If you'd like to remove synchronization with another account, join the support server, open a ticket and I'll do it manually.

Setting up verification

As an admin, you can run /setup_verification #channel @role [method] to set up verification in a channel. The mentioned role will be given to a user after verifying. There's two methods of verification: Standard and simple. Standard requires a user to solve an animal identification puzzle, which is easy, fun and secure. Simple is just a button to tap.

Miscellaneous commands

• The /nuke command clones the current channel and deletes the old one, effectively clearing the entire chat

• Using the /msg @member command, you can send an anonymous message to someone! If you don't want to be messaged, do /toggle_inbox

• Using the /lookup [IP] command, you can retrieve the geolocation data from an IP address. Don't abuse this ;)

Drops

Any admin or member with a role named Dropper can use the /drop command. Essentially, this broadcasts a message to a channel, saying that something was dropped. The first person to run the /claimdrop command gets the contents of the drop.

Gen

*Coming soon*