Discord Custom Commands Bot, Your Own !rules and !info
Create simple prefix commands for rules, info, partners and every FAQ answer your members keep asking for.
1. Be respectful
2. No spam or self-promo
3. Keep it safe for work
Every server has its own vocabulary: !rules, !roles, !partners, !socials. Owners complain that unlimited custom commands, embed answers and multi action commands are a paid feature in other bots.
Wody lets you build simple prefix text commands from the dashboard and answer every FAQ in one short message. It is the straightforward tool for the common case, and it sits next to Auto Responses for replies that do not need a prefix.
Who it is for
- Owners who want !rules, !info, !partners and !ip style commands
- Staff who tire of pasting the same link into chat
What goes wrong elsewhere
- One popular bot allows only a few custom commands on its free tier, which is not enough for a real server
- Some alternatives need programming knowledge and give cryptic error messages
- Commands made in one bot cannot be shared with the next server you manage
What's included
Prefix commands such as !rules and !info
Made from the dashboard, no code
Ideal for FAQs, partner lists and links
Works next to Auto Responses
Free for every server
How to set up Custom Commands
Here is how to get Custom Commands running on your server, step by step. It takes a few minutes.
Add Wody and open the dashboard
Invite Wody to your server, then sign in to the dashboard with Discord and pick your server. In Discord you can also run /dashboard to get the link.
Turn on Custom Commands
Open Custom Commands in the sidebar and switch it on if it is off.
Set it up
Choose what you need and save. Changes reach the bot instantly. You can set:
- Name and response
- Actions: message, embed, reply, roles
- Channel and role restrictions and a cooldown
Use it in Discord
These commands are ready for you and your members:
/customcommand add/customcommand list/customcommand removeCheck that it works
Try it in your server. If something is missing, Wody tells you exactly what, for example a permission, and the Error Log in the dashboard shows it. You can come back and change anything at any time.