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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 the bot owner, two action buttons appear below the embed to flush the query cache or playlist cache. These buttons are disabled for non-owner 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.