Commands Overview

Marsha uses Discord's slash commands for all interactions. This page provides an overview of all available command categories.

Command Categories

🛡️ Moderation

Essential commands for managing your community and enforcing rules.

→ View Moderation Commands

Key commands:

• /warn - Issue warnings
• /kick - Remove members from the server
• /ban - Ban members
• /mute - Mute members
• /timeout - Temporarily timeout members

📊 Infractions

Manage and view member sanctions and infraction history.

→ View Infraction Commands

Key commands:

• /infractions list - View member infractions
• /infractions remove - Remove an infraction
• /infractions export - Export infraction data

⚔️ Anti-Raid

Protect your server against coordinated attacks.

→ View Anti-Raid Commands

Key commands:

• /antiraid status - Check raid protection status
• /antiraid lock - Manually lockdown the server
• /antiraid unlock - Remove lockdown

📝 Notes

Internal staff notes for better team coordination.

→ View Notes Commands

Key commands:

• /notes add - Add a staff note
• /notes list - View notes on a member
• /notes remove - Remove a note

🔔 Reminders

Set reminders for yourself or your team.

→ View Reminder Commands

Key commands:

• /reminder create - Set a new reminder
• /reminder list - View your reminders
• /reminder delete - Cancel a reminder

ℹ️ Information

Access detailed information about members, roles, and server statistics.

→ View Information Commands

Key commands:

• /user - View user information
• /server - View server statistics
• /role - View role information
• /channel - View channel information

🔧 Utility

Helpful utility commands for server management.

→ View Utility Commands

Key commands:

• /archive - Create channel archives
• /poll - Create polls
• /announce - Send announcements

🚨 Reports

Allow members to report rule violations to moderators.

→ View Report Commands

Key commands:

• /report - Report a member

Using Slash Commands

How to Use

1. Type / in any channel
2. Start typing the command name
3. Discord will show available commands
4. Fill in required parameters
5. Press Enter

Parameters

• Required parameters: Shown in <brackets> - must be provided
• Optional parameters: Shown in [brackets] - can be omitted

Example

• @member = Required: The member to warn
• <reason> = Required: Why they're being warned

Command Permissions

Commands are restricted based on your role and permissions.

Default Access

• Moderation commands: Administrator permission required
• Information commands: Configurable via role groups
• Utility commands: Available to everyone (configurable)

Customizing Permissions

Use Role Groups to assign command permissions to specific roles:

1. Go to Dashboard → Role Groups
2. Create a group (e.g., "Moderators")
3. Add Discord roles to the group
4. Assign command permissions

Command Responses

Ephemeral Messages

Most command responses are ephemeral (only visible to you). This keeps channels clean and prevents information leak.

Public Messages

Some commands have public responses:

• Moderation actions (optional, configurable)
• Announcements
• Polls

Log Messages

All moderation actions are logged to your configured log channel, regardless of response visibility.

Getting Help

In-Discord Help

Use /help to get instant help on available commands and their usage.

Documentation

Each command category has detailed documentation with:

• Command syntax
• Parameter explanations
• Usage examples
• Common use cases

Support

Need help with a specific command? Join our support server for assistance.

Next Steps

Explore specific command categories to learn how to use each feature effectively. Start with Moderation Commands for the most essential tools.