Bot Commands

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Bot Commands

Playback Control

• /join

  • Makes the bot join the voice channel you are currently in.

• /leave

  • Makes the bot leave its current voice channel.

• /play <query>

  • Plays a song or adds it to the queue. The query can be a song name to search on YouTube or a direct YouTube video URL.

• /pause

  • Pauses the song that is currently playing.

• /resume

  • Resumes playback if the music is paused.

• /skip

  • Skips the current song and plays the next one in the queue (if any).

• /stop

  • Stops the music completely, clears the entire queue, and the bot stops playing.

• /volume <level>

  • Changes the bot's playback volume. The level should be a number between 0 (silent) and 100 (loudest).

Queue Management

• /queue

  • Shows the list of songs currently waiting in the queue, including the song that's playing now.

• /nowplaying

  • Displays detailed information about the song that is currently playing.

• /loop <mode>

  • Sets how songs should loop. Choose a mode:
    • Off: No looping (default).
    • Loop Current Song: Repeats the current song forever.
    • Loop Entire Queue: When the queue ends, it starts again from the beginning.

• /shuffle

  • Randomly shuffles the order of the songs currently waiting in the queue (doesn't affect the currently playing song).

Information

• /lyrics
  • Tries to find and display the lyrics for the song that is currently playing. (Note: This might be disabled if the bot owner hasn't set up the required API keys).

Playlist Management

These commands are part of the /playlist group. Start them like /playlist create, /playlist add, etc.

• /playlist create <name> [public]

  • Creates a new personal playlist with the given name. You can optionally set public to True if you want others to be able to see and load it (default is False - private).

• /playlist delete <name>

  • Deletes one of your playlists specified by its exact name.

• /playlist list [user]

  • Shows a list of your own playlists. If you provide a user, it shows that user's public playlists instead.

• /playlist show <name> [user]

  • Displays the list of songs inside a specific playlist named name. Use the optional user argument to view someone else's public playlist.

• /playlist add <playlist_name> <query>

  • Adds a song to one of your playlists. Specify your playlist_name and the song query (YouTube URL or search term).

• /playlist remove <playlist_name> <song_number>

  • Removes a song from your playlist. Specify the playlist_name and the song_number (the position number you see when using /playlist show).

• /playlist load <name> [user]

  • Adds all the songs from the specified playlist name to the end of the current server queue. Use the optional user argument to load someone else's public playlist.

• /playlist savequeue <name> [public]

  • Saves all the songs currently in the server's queue (including the one playing) as a new playlist under your name. Specify the name for the new playlist and optionally set public to True.

• /playlist privacy <name> <is_public>

  • Changes whether one of your playlists (name) is public or private. Set is_public to True to make it public, or False to make it private.

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