# All slash commands

#### **For admins / ticket configuration**

* /guide - a full guide that will help you set up the bot perfectly
* /add support \[channel] – Deploys the ticket panel (with “Open Ticket” button) into a chosen channel and saves it as the main support channel.
* /add logs \[channel] – Sets which channel should receive ticket logs and transcript notifications.
* /add admin-role \[role] – Marks a role as “Ticket Bot admin”; people with this role can run all admin/config commands.
* /add pingrole \[role] – Sets a role to ping automatically when new tickets are created.
* /add button \[button\_id] – Adds a custom button to the ticket panel (e.g. for FAQs, rules, applications); opens a modal to choose label, color, emoji.
* /remove \[button\_id] – Removes a custom button from the ticket panel.
* /edit – Opens a modal to edit the main panel text (title, description, footer, color, primary button label/emoji).
* /edit-inside-panel - allows you to customize the welcome message that appears inside ticket channels when users create tickets.
* /analytics - shows you tickets, trends ,staff, AI, usage, compare, billing
* /billing - purchase the subscription for the bot

### **AI / knowledge base & advanced admin commands**

* /view-base – Lists all current knowledge base entries with numbers so you can review what the AI “knows”.
* /learn-form – Opens a form (modal) where you can submit a question, answer, and tags to teach the bot a new FAQ-style entry.
* /learn-from-doc \[file] \[tags] – Upload a .txt/.md/.docx/.pdf; the bot extracts Q\&A-style entries and adds them to the knowledge base.
* /modify-base \[number] ... – Edit an existing knowledge entry (title/content/tags/type) by its number from /view-base.
* /delete-base \[number] – Delete a single knowledge entry.
* /clear-base – Wipe the entire knowledge base for that server (admin-only, destructive).
* /detector \[enable|disable] – Turn on/off AI “detector” mode, which can spot support issues in a selected channel.
* /responder \[enable|disable] – Turn on/off AI replying inside ticket channels.
* /select-detector-channel \[channel] – Choose which channel the detector should watch (otherwise it can work in all channels).


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