Command Info
Every command Arclo registers, in one searchable page — what it does, who may run it, where its output goes, and whether it is switched on at all.
On this page
Command Info lists all 259 operations Arclo can run, grouped by the system that owns them. It edits the same records as the Commands section at the bottom of each system's page, so the two surfaces cannot drift.
Commands
259
Enabled
271
Disabled
13
Restricted
46
Bans a member — permanently, or for a duration that lifts itself. Works on somebody who has already left.
Shows a member's rank card — their level, XP and position.
Closes a ticket that is currently open.
Finding a command
- Search matches the command name and its description.
- The tab strip filters to one system; the status filter narrows to enabled, disabled or restricted commands.
- The stat strip at the top counts commands, enabled, disabled and restricted, so “what did we change?” is answerable at a glance.
What you can change
Open a command's Settings to get the full set. Every field is explained on How commands work; in short:
- Enabled — off removes it from this server's slash menu.
- Roles / channels — who may run it and where.
- Required Discord permissions — all of them, not any; administrators bypass.
- Cooldown — a per-member wait.
- Private response — the reply is visible only to the person who ran it.
- Redirect output — send the reply to a different channel.
Custom replies live on the system's own page
The text a command answers with is edited where its message editor lives. Command Info links straight to it — the link opens the right tab and expands the right row.
Bulk editing
Turn on Select multiple
The button beside the page title.
Pick commands
Individually, or with Select category for everything in the open tab.
Apply
Enable, disable, edit settings, or reset. Edit settings overwrites every field on every selected command — it is not a partial patch.
- Enable all / Disable all per system are single buttons in the section header.
- Reset deletes a command's settings row, which returns it to its defaults — not to off.
Disabling a command removes it from your server
Arclo builds each server's command list from that server's own settings, so a command you switch off leaves the slash menu entirely — as do the commands of any system you have not enabled. It takes about a minute. Nothing is lost: the command's settings are kept and come back with it.
Your server's command slots
Discord allows 100 slash commands per server, plus five message and five user context-menu commands. Arclo's own commands and your Custom Commands are registered against the same limits, and the line under the counters at the top of the page says how many Arclo is using. A slot is the top-level name, so /clear costs one whichever of its fourteen subcommands are switched on.
If Discord refuses the list
A red banner at the top of the page says so and why — almost always the per-server limit. Turning off a system you are not using frees all of its slots at once. Nothing you have configured is lost while it is refused, and Arclo retries on your next change and on every restart.
Administrator-only commands
Some commands are administrator-only inside the handler whatever the dashboard says — restoring a backup, editing XP, the reset verbs. Their permission controls are locked and the card says so. Their Enabled switch, cooldown and reply text can still be changed.
Systems with no page of their own
The Information lookups and Arclo's own commands are configured from the bottom of this page, because commands are all there is to configure about them.
Still stuck? Ask in the support server — somebody there has almost certainly configured this before.