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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.discord-bot.xxczaki.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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/debug

Show technical information about the bot’s health and environment The /debug command displays a detailed embed with diagnostic information about the bot’s current state:
  • Dependency scan – a code block listing all key library versions (discord.js, Node.js, etc.).
  • Client Latency – the WebSocket ping to Discord’s servers in milliseconds.
  • Event Loop Lag – how much delay exists in the Node.js event loop.
  • Release – a clickable link to the Git commit the bot is currently running.

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/cache

View detailed cache statistics and manage cache layers The /cache command provides a real-time overview of all cache layers used by the bot. The embed displays four cache categories, each showing the number of entries and total size:
  • Query Cache – cached search query results stored in Redis.
  • External Playlist Cache – cached data for externally-loaded playlists in Redis.
  • Opus Cache – pre-encoded audio files stored on disk for instant replay.
  • Corrected Queries – cached query corrections in Redis.
For members with the owner role, two action buttons appear below the embed to flush the query cache or playlist cache. These buttons are disabled for other users. The Opus cache is managed automatically and cannot be flushed from this command.

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/help

List all available commands organized by category with their descriptions The /help command displays a complete list of every available bot command, organized under category headings: Music, Utilities, Fun, Other, and Owner-only. Each command is shown with its full slash command syntax, including all parameters. Required parameters appear as <parameter> and optional ones as <?parameter>. Commands are sorted alphabetically within each category.