slashtilities Discord Bot

A nice and simple, slash command-based, Discord utility bot.

• Intuitive, slash command-based interface
• Open source and written in discord.py and discord-py-slash-command

Returns the bot’s ping in miliseconds

Other than being a basic sanity check, this command is quite useless.

Get the last message(s) pinging you after your last message sent in the channel

When you’re in servers where people talk 100 messages a minute, this command is useful when

1. You got pinged when you come back
2. You don’t want to scroll through all those messages to find who pinged you and why

While Discord’s find feature is nice, typing /igotpinged saves a lot of keystrokes or (in the case of mobile) tapping.

Back up the guild’s emojis

Get a copy of the current guild (server)'s emojis. This is useful for backing up emojis for a guild that freely allows emoji modification (e.g. my server).

Sends a dm to the people you /cc'd with your last message’s contents and jump-link. Also tells them who else you CC’d

Because just pinging them is risky.

1. Your original message (or the message you used to ping them) can get deleted
2. And if number 1 happens, your reputation will be ruined because you “ghost pinged them”

DMs are a safe and persistent place for dumping messages.

NOTE: Because of Discord’s current API limits, you can only /cc//bcc a limited number of people. I have currently made that limit 10 but if you want to make the limit higher, request it in our issue tracker

Sends a dm to the people you /bcc'd with your last message’s contents and jump-link

Basically /cc but the dm message doesn’t tell them who else you’ve CC’d.

Send a multi-choice poll (options mutually exclusive)

This is useful if you want a group vote. This command will also add the nessecary reactions.

NOTE: The current limit of choices is 10

Send a yes-or-no question (options mutually exclusive)

Because yes. Or was it no?

Our bot’s invite links!

Because yes!

Vote for our bot here!

Please.

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Suggest your command in our issue tracker! Maybe the newest command came from your idea!