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🤖 AI & intelligence

These are the clever bits — the commands that lean on AI to help you run your server. Ask the bot to tune itself in plain English, conjure up an image from a prompt, translate a message in a tap, sit two members down for a calm chat, or get a weekly read-out on how your mod team is doing.

How AI is powered depends on your plan. Every server gets a free trial allowance to try the AI features out of the box. After that you can either bring your own key (BYOK) — paste a provider key during /setup or with /ai-config, and your server runs on your own account with no trial limit — or go Premium for the full set without managing a key yourself. The rest is handled behind the scenes; see the pricing page for what’s included on each plan.

Who can run these: most AI commands are owner- or staff-only and check your role before acting. Where a command is Premium, the bot tells you politely 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 how your server is set up — “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 also suggest concrete config changes and apply them with a single tap. Admins get the same insights in a read-only view.

/sai PREMIUM ADMIN AI

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).

ArgumentTypeNotes
question requiredtextWhat you'd like help with — a question or an instruction.
You
Youtoday
/sai question: Things feel noisy — can we tighten up spam filtering a bit?
Server Assistant
Server AssistantAppOnly you can see this
💬 SAi — owner · full access
You've had a run of repeated-link spam in #general this week. I can raise AutoMod's sensitivity a notch and add a short slowmode — here's what I'd change.
📋 Suggested changes
AutoMod sensitivity → High (more aggressive spam catching)
#general slowmode → 5s (slows repeat posters)
✅ Apply change(s)

The header tells you which mode you're in — owner · full access or admin · read-only. As the owner you can press ✅ Apply change(s) to put the suggestions live in one tap; admins see the same analysis without the button. If your question is really one for the team, the bot notes it's been logged for them.


Generate an image

/imagine turns a text prompt into a picture, posted right in the channel. There’s a short cooldown between generations on the free trial; Premium servers skip it. /img is just a shorter alias for the same command.

/imagine & /img AI

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.

ArgumentTypeNotes
prompt requiredtextDescribe what you'd like to see (up to 1000 characters).
You
Youtoday
/imagine prompt: a cosy cabin in a snowy pine forest at dusk, warm light in the windows
Server Assistant
Server AssistantApptoday
🎨 Imagined
Prompt: a cosy cabin in a snowy pine forest at dusk, warm light in the windows
🖼️ <your generated image appears here>
via pollinations · requested by @you

Choosing where images come from

By default /imagine uses a free image service (Pollinations), so it works with no setup. If you’d rather use your own provider — for higher-quality results or your own billing — the server owner can set one up under /ai-config. That opens this short form:

Server Assistant
Server AssistantAppOnly you can see this
Image generation provider
Pick a provider and, if it needs one, paste your key.
Provider
openai / stability / pollinations (free)
API key
leave blank for free Pollinations
Save

Choose openai, stability or pollinations. The free Pollinations option needs no key at all — 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 so it doesn’t clutter the channel. Leave the language out and it uses your own Discord language.

/translate PREMIUM AI

Translate text into a target language. The reply is private to you (ephemeral).

ArgumentTypeNotes
text requiredtextThe text to translate (up to 1500 characters).
language optionaltextTarget language, e.g. Spanish, Japanese. Defaults to your own Discord language.
You
Youtoday
/translate text: Where is the nearest station? language: Japanese
Server Assistant
Server AssistantAppOnly you can see this
🌐 Japanese:
一番近い駅はどこですか?

The “Translate” right-click shortcut

You don’t even need to retype a message to translate it. Right-click (or long-press) any message, open Apps → Translate, and the bot translates it into your Discord language, replied privately. Same Premium feature, no typing.

Server Assistant
Server AssistantAppOnly you can see this
🌐 English:
Where is the nearest station?

Mediate a dispute

When two members are at odds, /mediate steps in 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 a punishment — it just helps everyone see the disagreement clearly.

/mediate PREMIUM ADMIN AI

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.

ArgumentTypeNotes
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.

Setting up a mediation
Server Assistant
Server AssistantAppOnly you can see this
🤝 Mediation
Choose the two members. The bot will DM each one, collect their side privately, and post a neutral summary here. It never takes sides or recommends punishment.
First member…
Second member…
📝 Topic ▶️ Start mediation Cancel

Who's involved. Two member dropdowns — pick one person in each. They must be two different, real members of your server (not bots).

Server Assistant
Server AssistantAppOnly you can see this
Mediation topic
A line of context helps the bot frame things — entirely optional.
What's it about? (optional)
e.g. a disagreement over event scheduling in #events
Save

Optional context. Tapping 📝 Topic opens this short form. Add a sentence about what the dispute is over (up to 300 characters) or skip it — the mediation works either way.

Server Assistant
Server AssistantAppDirect Message
🤝 A quick, private chat
A member of staff has asked me to help sort out a disagreement. In your own words, what happened from your side? Nothing you say here is shared word-for-word — I'll only summarise it neutrally for the team.

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.

Server Assistant
Server AssistantApptoday
🤝 Mediation summary
Both members have shared their side. Here's a neutral read for the team — no blame, no recommended action.
The core disagreement
A mix-up over who agreed to host this week's event.
Each side
One felt the slot was already theirs; the other thought it was still open.
Common ground
Both want the event to run and are happy to share hosting.
Ways to de-escalate
• Agree a clear sign-up for future slots.
• Co-host this one as a one-off.

A read for the team. Once both have replied, the bot posts this summary in the channel: the core disagreement, each side's position, any common ground, and a couple of gentle de-escalation options. It stays strictly neutral — the next step is always yours.


Weekly mod-team retrospective

/retro pulls together the last seven days of moderation activity into a single read-out for your team — how many cases were handled, the trend versus last week, who was busiest, and (if AI is on) a short note on patterns worth discussing. Handy for a weekly staff catch-up.

/retro FREE ADMIN AI

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.

ArgumentTypeNotes
No arguments — covers the last 7 days automatically.
You
Youtoday
/retro
Server Assistant
Server AssistantApptoday
🧭 Mod Team Retrospective
My Server — last 7 days (2026-06-15 → 2026-06-22)
Cases handled
23  ▲ +5 vs last week
New warnings
9
By action
warn ×9 · mute ×7 · kick ×4 · ban ×3
Most active
@mod · @helper · @you
🔎 Retro
Notable patterns — spam links spiked midweek in #general.
Worth discussing — whether to add a short slowmode there.
Weekly mod retro · toggle in /settings → Behaviour

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 simply says so. You can turn the weekly retro on or off under /settings → Behaviour.


Server statistics

A quick snapshot of your server — members, channels, roles, boosts and more — at a glance. No AI, no plan needed.

/stats FREE ADMIN

Show a snapshot of your server's key numbers. Staff-only. The reply is private to you (ephemeral).

ArgumentTypeNotes
No arguments — reports on the current server.
You
Youtoday
/stats
Server Assistant
Server AssistantAppOnly you can see this
Server Stats: My Server
Members
1,284
Channels
42
Roles
18
Boosts
7
Owner
@owner
Created
2021-03-08

See also