Command Overview

Modulus supports both slash commands and mention-prefix commands.

Slash Commands

Slash commands are the guided format.

Use them when you want:

• Discord option pickers
• autocomplete
• less typing
• easier discovery for newer staff

Example:

• /ban user:@User reason:"Raiding" delete_messages:1 dm:false

Mention Prefix Commands

Mention-prefix commands are the fast format.

Use them when you want:

• fast staff actions
• short flags
• quick copy-paste syntax
• proof attached directly to the command message

Format:

• Start with @Modulus
• Write the command name
• Put required targets first when that reads naturally
• Add optional flags after that

Example:

• @Modulus ban @User -r "Raiding" -del 1 -dm false -p
• @Modulus mute @User -t 30m -r "Spam"
• @Modulus help ban

Common Prefix Flags

• -r reason
• -t duration or time
• -id case ID, warning ID, or user ID depending on the command
• -u user
• -c channel
• -m mode
• -del recent message deletion window
• -dm whether the user should be direct messaged
• -p proof attachment or proof URL

Proof

If a command supports proof, attach the image or file directly to the same prefix message. Modulus will use the first attachment automatically.

You can also pass a URL when needed.

Help

Use help when you are unsure about a command:

• /help command:ban
• @Modulus help ban

Each help entry now shows:

• the clean slash format
• the clean mention-prefix format
• what each part means
• a ready-to-copy example

Read the full prefix breakdown in Prefix Command Guide.

Permissions

Moderation commands still require the matching Discord permission, and the bot role must stay above the roles it needs to manage.