Using Kaguya: Quick Start Guide

Using Kaguya v4: A quick start guide

Parameter tag meanings

• <param> = required parameter.
• [param] = optional parameter.
• Do not write the <> or [] when executing commands!
• You will see these symbols often throughout the wiki and inside of the bot's commands / responses, so it's good to know what they mean.

Command usage

• Most commands are invoked via a $module -subcommand pattern.
• Some commands can still be used by themselves, e.g. $daily or $ping
• It's good to study the $help commands, and use $help <cmd name> on any commands you want to learn. Use this for extensive documentation on any command. The $help list shows command groups. Command groups can have zero or more sub commands. Find out all of the sub commands by doing $help <command group>, e.g. $help role.

Initial Setup

Kaguya is 100% ready to use once you add her without any additional configuration needed. However, if you want to really use all of her features, here's how to set them up.

• Configure your server's prefix with $prefix <your prefix> e.g. $prefix k!. This is good if you already use another bot that has the $ prefix.
• Configure the antiraid with the $antiraid command.
• Configure any filtered words with the $filter -add command.
• Configure your server's logging preferences, if desired, with the $log -set command.