Every command below runs as a native Discord slash command — type / in any channel Admit can see to bring up the full list with autocomplete. Commands marked [Premium] require an active Premium license — see Premium below.
Tools for keeping your server in order. Every moderation command runs the standard Discord permission check shown next to it — Admit doesn't layer its own permission system on top.
Issues a warning to a member and sends them a direct message with the reason. reason is required.
Applies Discord's native timeout to a member. Duration accepts shorthand like 10m, 1h, or 1d.
Removes a member from the server. They can rejoin with a new invite.
Bans a member from the server. delete_days optionally deletes 0–7 days of their recent messages across the server.
Lifts a ban using the target's Discord user ID, since a banned user can't be selected by mention.
Bulk-deletes 1–100 recent messages in the current channel. Optionally limit deletion to messages from one member.
Locks a channel to read-only. Defaults to the current channel if none is specified.
Reverses a lock, restoring normal send permissions.
Sets Discord's native slowmode on a channel, from 0 (off) up to 6 hours.
Adds a role to a member if they don't have it, or removes it if they do.
Changes a member's server nickname. Leave nickname blank to reset it.
Server-wide settings, restricted to staff who can manage the server. Most of Admit's behavior can be set up here without touching a dashboard.
Opens an interactive setup menu covering the settings below, so you don't have to run each subcommand individually.
Sets separate log channels for moderation actions, member joins/leaves, message edits or deletions, boost notifications, and command usage.
Turns on a welcome message for new members, with a custom message supporting {user}, {server}, and {count} placeholders.
Same as /config welcome, sent when a member leaves instead of joins.
Configures automatic moderation — blocking repeated messages, links, or Discord invites from regular members, and flagging messages that mention too many people at once.
Automatically assigns a role to every new member when they join. Leave role empty to turn it off.
Sets a channel to receive announcements when Admit itself is updated.
Shows the server's current configuration across every setting above in one place.
Resets all server configuration to defaults. This cannot be undone, and asks for confirmation before running.
Posts a message when someone boosts the server. /booster view shows the current setup.
Posts a donation embed listing whichever payment links you provide. /donate view previews it and /donate remove takes it down.
A support-ticket system built around private channels created per member.
Turns on the ticket system: which category new ticket channels are created under, which role can see and manage them, and how many tickets one member can have open at once (default 1).
Posts a button in the given channel that members click to open a new ticket.
Adds another member to the ticket channel this command is run in.
Removes a member from the current ticket channel.
Renames the current ticket channel.
Lists every currently open ticket in the server.
Turns off the ticket system for the server.
Run and manage giveaways without leaving Discord.
Starts a giveaway. Duration accepts shorthand like 10m, 1h, or 7d. Optionally require a specific role, or a minimum Discord account age, to enter.
Ends a giveaway early and picks winners immediately.
Rerolls a finished giveaway and picks new winners.
Cancels an active giveaway with no winners picked.
Lists every active giveaway currently running in the server.
Shows details and current entry count for a specific giveaway.
A built-in AI assistant for drafting and answering things quickly. Available to any member unless your server restricts the command. Subcommands marked [Premium] require an active license.
Chat with the AI assistant directly.
Condenses a block of text down to its key points.
Rewrites text in a different tone you choose.
Drafts a server announcement from a short topic description.
Gets a direct AI-generated answer to a question.
Gives a light-hearted roast of a message you provide, for fun.
Generates a poem about a topic you choose, optionally in a specific style.
Translates text into the target language you specify.
Has the AI argue for or against a topic or statement.
Explains a topic in simple terms, with an adjustable simplicity level.
Generates a short creative story from a prompt.
Generates name ideas for whatever you're naming — a server, a team, a project.
Writes a social media bio from details you give about yourself.
Gets casual, informal advice on a question or situation — for fun, not professional guidance.
Lists the AI models currently available behind the /ai commands.
Checks whether a piece of text would break your server's rules.
Asks the AI a question about your specific server's setup and activity.
Drafts a reply to a support ticket based on a short description of the member's issue.
Premium is a paid upgrade on top of the free tier. Every command elsewhere on this page works without it — Premium unlocks the commands below plus the [Premium] AI subcommands above.
Shows whether the server currently has Premium active and what it unlocks.
Activates a Premium license key for the server. Licenses are purchased through the support server.
Checks whether a specific username is available on a given platform (Discord, Instagram, TikTok, Roblox, or Minecraft).
Checks the same username across all supported platforms at once.
Searches for available usernames matching a pattern on one platform. Results can optionally be sent to a webhook URL for longer searches.
General-purpose lookup commands, open to all members.
Shows account creation date, server join date, and roles for yourself or another member.
Shows member count, creation date, boost level, and channel/role counts for the current server.
Shows details about a role — color, position, permissions, and member count.
Posts a full-size version of a member's avatar.
Checks the bot's current latency.
Shows how long Admit has been online.
Browses Admit's commands by category directly inside Discord.
Lighter commands for general chat, open to all members.
Asks the magic 8-ball a yes-or-no question.
Flips a coin, or up to 10 at once.
Rolls dice using standard notation, like 2d6 or 1d20 (defaults to 1d6).
Fetches a random meme.
Gets a random joke.
Gets a random interesting fact.
Ships two members together, just for fun.
Rates anything out of 10.
Plays Rock, Paper, Scissors against the bot.
Answers a random trivia question.
Admit checks a member's native Discord permissions for every command that needs one — it doesn't run a separate permission system, so your existing role setup controls who can use what.