> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://itachi-bot.gitbook.io/itachi-bot/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://itachi-bot.gitbook.io/itachi-bot/commands/general-and-fun-commands.md).

# General & Fun Commands

## <mark style="color:red;">User Commands</mark>

User commands are very basic commands that everyone can use.

```
/afk [status]
```

Set yourself **Away From the Keyboard** **(AFK).**\
Whenever someone pings you bot will reply that you are AFK

```
/avatar [user]
```

Returns with image link of the mentioned user.

```
/dm [user] [message]
```

Send your message to the mentioned user.

```
/membercount
```

Returns the total no. of members in the server.

```
/serverinfo
```

Gives all the information of the server you used the command.

```
/userinfo [user]
```

&#x20;Gives information about the mentioned user.

```
/rank <user>
```

Gives the rank info of you or the mentioned user.

```
/apply
```

Apply for something in the server you used the command.

```
/channelinfo
```

Sends information about a channel

```
/roleinfo
```

Sends information about a role

```
/remind [message] [minutes] <hours> <days>
```

Create a reminder for custom time & message

{% hint style="warning" %} <mark style="color:blue;">`/rank`</mark> and <mark style="color:blue;">`/apply`</mark> can only be used if the server admin or owner has setup the commands.
{% endhint %}

***

## <mark style="color:red;">Fun Commands</mark>

Fun Commands are divided into 3 groups:- **Utility, Fun, and Confession**

### <mark style="color:orange;">Utility</mark>

Useful commands.

```
/together [channel: choose vc] [activity: (youtube, word snack, sketch heads)]
```

Watch or Play together in Discord VC

```
/anime [name]
```

Searches and gives you information about the anime you typed

```
/translate [text] [language: (English, Japanese, German, French, Russian, Portuguese, Turkish)]
```

Translates text to a particular language.

```
/weather [location]
```

Gives you the weather of a location.

```
/ascii [text]
```

Make your text in ASCII.

```
/worldclock
```

Sends a few countries time.

```
/search gif [query]
```

Sends the GIF you asked.

```
/search lyrics [query]
```

Sends lyrics of the song you asked.

```
/search wiki [query]
```

Sends wiki which you asked.

```
/search github [query]
```

Sends information about the GitHub user.

```
/search npm [query]
```

Sends information about the npm package.

```
/search periodic-table [query]
```

Sends information about the element.

```
/reverse [text]
```

Sends your text in reverse format.

### <mark style="color:orange;">Fun</mark>

Commands that are used for fun

```
/8ball [question]
```

Answers your question

```
/meme
```

Sends a hilarious meme

```
/roll
```

Rolls a die!

```
/coinflip
```

Flips a coin!

```
/fact
```

Sends random fact

```
/joke
```

Sends random joke

```
/rickroll
```

It sends a random rickroll sentence and gif.

```
/kill [user]
```

Kills a user with some silly statements.

```
/wouldyourather
```

Sends a random two-option

### <mark style="color:orange;">Confession</mark>

Confess your love to someone

```
/confession send [to] [confess] [anonym: boolean]
```

Sends your confession to a mentioned user.

```
/confession edit [confession-id] [confession]
```

Edit your confession.

```
/confession delete [confession-id]
```

Delete your confession.

{% hint style="warning" %}
confession commands only work when the server owner or admin has enabled them through <mark style="color:blue;">/setup feature</mark>
{% endhint %}

## <mark style="color:red;">Bot Commands</mark>

Commands related to bot!

```
/bot info
```

Gives information, stats, credits & donors.

```
/bot donate
```

Sends donate link & QR Code to donate

```
/invite
```

GIves invite link of **Itachi Bot**.

```
/help
```

Gives command list of **Itachi Bot** in Discord.

```
/bot policy
```

Gives a link to the privacy **policy** and **ToS** of **Itachi Bot**.

```
/bot ping
```

Sends bot's speed/latency

```
/support
```

Gives a link to the Support Server of **Itachi Bot.**

```
/bot vote
```

It gives the link to Vote **Itachi Bot** at [<mark style="color:yellow;">top.gg</mark>](https://top.gg/)<mark style="color:yellow;">,</mark> [<mark style="color:yellow;">discordbotlist.com</mark>](https://discordbotlist.com/)<mark style="color:yellow;">,</mark> [<mark style="color:yellow;">discords.com</mark>](https://discords.com/)

{% hint style="info" %}

## Note

The following commands are not included because they are already included in the docs on the [<mark style="color:yellow;">Introduction</mark>](/itachi-bot/introduction.md) page.

* <mark style="color:blue;">/bot report</mark>
* <mark style="color:blue;">/bot feedback</mark>
* <mark style="color:blue;">/bot suggest</mark>
  {% endhint %}

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