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Help and diagnostics

.help opens the catalog and .help <category> opens a category; /help provides the slash selector. For example, .help mod and .help snipes open known sections. .ping reports Discord connection latency; it does not diagnose a feature’s provider, database, or permissions.

Help V2

Browse categories in the menu and open help links. Use .help or /help; sections depend on the catalog Headless has registered.

Poll

Create polls with 2 to 9 options. The question allows up to 180 characters and each option up to 80; choose an optional duration from 10 seconds to 7 days.

Remind

Schedule a reminder from 5 seconds to 7 days. Durations accept formats such as 10m, 2h, or 1d; the task stays in process memory.

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.help

Also works: .help tickets

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/help

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.ping

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.say

Do not put personal or sensitive information in a public poll.

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Polls and reminders

.poll (.encuesta alias) and /poll create a poll with 2 to 9 options. The question can contain up to 180 characters and each option up to 80. Prefix input accepts fields separated with | or in quotes; --time is optional and accepts 10 seconds to 7 days. Without a duration, no automatic close is scheduled; with one, Headless updates the result when it expires. .remind <duration> [message] (.reminder and .rm aliases) accepts 5 seconds to 7 days; the default message is Reminder. Headless confirms the task in-channel, then tries to send a private message (DM) when it is due; if that fails, it posts the notice in the original channel.
Reminders are not persistent: restarting the bot before they are due may prevent delivery. If the DM cannot be sent, Headless posts a notice that mentions the member in the original channel.
.say <message> (.echo alias) posts text as the bot and requires Manage Messages from the caller. Headless tries to delete the invoking message; if Discord blocks that, it may remain visible.

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.poll

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.remind

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Check server invites

/invites list lists up to 20 active invites, sorted by use count, with each code, use count, creator, and channel. /invites info code:<code> shows those details, the maximum uses, expiration, and whether the invite is temporary. These commands only query active invites; they do not create or edit invites. If a code is no longer active, the command reports that it was not found. Discord marks both commands with Manage Server as the caller’s default permission. Headless also needs Manage Server to query server invites; if Discord rejects the request, the command returns an error instead of a partial list.

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Setup help

Utilities do not replace module configuration guides: review permissions and risks before running setup or moderation actions.

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Steps

1

Find a command

Use .help or a category and confirm syntax in the linked guide.
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Try a simple example

Use a short question or a non-sensitive reminder.
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Check delivery

Verify the bot response and, for reminders, that the DM can be received.