AI & intelligence
The commands that lean on AI to help you run your server: tune the bot in plain English, generate an image, translate a message, mediate between two members, and get a weekly read-out on your mod team.
How AI is powered depends on your plan. Every server gets a free trial allowance
out of the box. After that, either bring your own key (BYOK), paste a provider key
during /setup or with /ai-config and run on your own account with no trial limit,
or go Premium for the full set without managing a key. See the
pricing page for what each plan includes.
Who can run these: most AI commands are owner- or staff-only and check your role first. Where a command is Premium, the bot tells you if your plan doesn’t include it.
Commands are tagged so you know what you’re looking at:
FREE available on every plan · PREMIUM needs a Premium plan · ADMIN requires a staff role or permission · AI uses AI
Tune the bot in plain English
/sai is your in-server concierge. Ask it anything about your server (“why did that
message get flagged?”, “make AutoMod a bit stricter”, “how are we doing this week?”)
and it answers from your server’s own activity. If you’re the owner, it can suggest
concrete config changes and apply them with one tap. Admins get the same insights,
read-only.
Ask the bot about your server in plain English. The owner gets answers plus one-tap suggested changes; admins get the same insights, read-only. The reply is private to you (ephemeral).
| Argument | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
question required | text | What you'd like help with, a question or an instruction. |
The header shows your mode, owner · full access or admin ·
read-only. As the owner, press Apply change(s) to put the
suggestions live in one tap; admins see the same analysis without the button.
Ask SA to change a setting
You can also just ask SA to flip a setting in chat, rather than being pointed to where it lives. Say something like “turn off level-up messages” or “enable the Minecraft reaction relay” and the bot shows a quick Confirm / Cancel prompt; confirm it and the setting changes there and then.
This is limited to a curated set of everyday on/off toggles, level-up announcements, the Minecraft-bridge toggles, emote and meme commands, and notification and logging options. Security, privacy and verification settings are never changed this way, SA politely declines those. Only staff with Manage Server can make a change, and every change is confirmed before it happens, logged, and reversible.
SAi doesn’t guess
An assistant that invents a plausible-sounding answer is worse than one that admits it doesn’t know — a made-up command wastes your time, and a made-up channel name sends a member somewhere that doesn’t exist. So SAi only names a command, channel, role, rank, rule or feature when it actually knows that thing exists, either from what your server has told it or from what it genuinely knows about the product.
It also can’t hedge something into existence. Phrasings like “check the rules channel
if there is one”, “they might have set up /rules or something similar” or “maybe try…”
are off the table: if it has to hedge, it doesn’t know, so it doesn’t say it.
When SAi doesn’t know something, you get a short, clean “I don’t know” and one next step
that’s always true — ask your server’s staff — rather than a longer answer with a guess
buried in it. This applies everywhere SAi speaks: the concierge, the Reception desk, /faq,
and @sai in Minecraft.
SAi can point you at the portal
One thing SAi now definitely does know is the address of the customer web portal. Ask it how to reach the portal, the website, your account, or where to manage your settings, and it gives you the address directly instead of sending you to staff for it. Sign in there with Discord to manage settings, plan and account from a browser.
It’s the only web address SAi will give for this, it won’t extend it with an invented page or path, and in-game it answers with just the link and a short clause rather than a paragraph. A white-labelled assistant is excluded — a rebranded assistant never names the product, so it won’t hand out a product-branded address either.
Generate an image
/imagine turns a text prompt into a picture, posted in the channel. A short cooldown
applies between generations on the free trial; Premium skips it. /img is an alias for
the same command.
Generate an image from a text prompt and post it in the channel. /img is an alias for /imagine. A short cooldown applies on the free trial; Premium removes it.
| Argument | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
prompt required | text | Describe what you'd like to see (up to 1000 characters). |
Choosing where images come from
By default /imagine uses a free image service (Pollinations), so it works with no
setup. To use your own provider (for higher quality or your own billing), the owner can
set one up under /ai-config:
Choose openai, stability or pollinations. Free
Pollinations needs no key, just leave the key field blank. The image's footer always
shows which provider produced it.
Translate
/translate renders any text into the language you want, replied privately. Leave the
language out and it uses your own Discord language.
Translate text into a target language. The reply is private to you (ephemeral).
| Argument | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
text required | text | The text to translate (up to 1500 characters). |
language optional | text | Target language, e.g. Spanish, Japanese. Defaults to your own Discord language. |
一番近い駅はどこですか？
The “Translate” right-click shortcut
No need to retype a message. Right-click (or long-press) any message and open Apps → Translate, and the bot translates it into your Discord language, replied privately. Same Premium feature, no typing.
Where is the nearest station?
Mediate a dispute
When two members are at odds, /mediate acts as a calm, neutral go-between. It DMs each
person separately to hear their side, then posts a neutral summary to the channel
for your team. It never takes sides, assigns blame, or recommends punishment.
Open a guided mediation between two members. Pick the two people, optionally add a topic, and the bot collects each side privately before posting a neutral staff summary.
| Argument | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| No typed arguments, you choose the two members from dropdowns in the panel that opens. | ||
Running /mediate opens a small private panel. Step through it below.
Who's involved. Two member dropdowns, pick one person in each. They must be two different, real members of your server (not bots).
Optional context. Tapping Topic opens this form. Add a sentence about the dispute (up to 300 characters) or skip it, the mediation works either way.
Each side, in private. After you press Start mediation, the bot DMs both members and asks each for their version, privately. Neither sees the other's reply.
A read for the team. Once both have replied, the bot posts this summary: the core disagreement, each side's position, any common ground, and a couple of de-escalation options. It stays strictly neutral; the next step is yours.
Weekly mod-team retrospective
/retro pulls the last seven days of moderation into one read-out for your team: cases
handled, the trend versus last week, who was busiest, and (if AI is on) a short note on
patterns worth discussing.
Post a retrospective of the last 7 days of moderation to your staff chat. Staff-only. The AI narrative is added when AI is enabled; without it you still get the figures.
| Argument | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| No arguments, covers the last 7 days automatically. | ||
The retro lands in your staff chat if one's set up, otherwise it replies privately to
you. A quiet week with no logged actions says so. Turn the weekly retro on or off under
/settings → Behaviour.
Server statistics
A quick snapshot of your server: members, channels, roles, boosts and more. No AI, no plan needed.
Show a snapshot of your server's key numbers. Staff-only. The reply is private to you (ephemeral).
| Argument | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| No arguments, reports on the current server. | ||
See also
- The
/setupwizard, choose your AI path (free trial, your own key, or skip) in about a minute - Moderation & safety, including Smart purge, which uses AI to clean up only the problematic messages
- Pricing, what’s included on the free trial, BYOK and Premium
- Back to the Wiki hub