Editing and deleting commands

Editing, deleting, and turning commands on or off without deleting them.

Premium feature. The Custom Commands list page (sidebar, Custom Commands) shows every command you have created.

Each command card

• Edit button, opens the editor with this command's settings loaded.
• Delete button, opens a confirmation step.
• Enable/Disable toggle, turns the command on or off without deleting it. The toast reads "Command enabled successfully" or "Command disabled successfully.".
• Command name, your reference name.
• Command trigger, the text users type.
• Permissions pill, a green "All Staff" pill or a blue "N Role(s)" pill.
• Last edited or Created date.
• A rendered preview of the response.

Editing a command

Click Edit. The editor opens with this command's settings. Make your changes, then save. The audit log records that the command was updated.

Turning a command off without deleting it

To stop a command from firing but keep its setup for later, use the enable/disable toggle on its card. A disabled command stays in the list, shown greyed out, and does not respond when the trigger is typed.

Deleting a command

Click Delete. A confirmation appears:

Delete Command

Are you sure you want to delete the command <name>? This action cannot be undone.

Confirm with Delete. While it deletes, the button reads "Deleting...". The toast reads "Command deleted successfully.".

The command is removed from the list right away. The audit log records that the command was deleted.

Search

The toolbar has a search box with the placeholder "Search by command name or trigger...". It filters the list as you type.

Empty state

When you have no commands yet:

No custom commands yet

Create custom commands that your staff can use to quickly respond to common questions.

Create First Command

When a search matches nothing:

No matching commands found

Try a different search term or clear the search field.

Permission to manage

To open this page and to create, edit, or delete commands, you need premium and the Manage Commands dashboard permission, or you must be the server owner or have Discord Administrator or Manage Server.

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