/ping
EveryoneChecks whether Venture CommunityPilot is online and responding.
V1.2 commands & support
Find every available slash command, see who can use it, and follow practical examples for managing Twitch, Kick, YouTube, and TikTok creators in one Discord community.
/setup and choose your Twitch channel and
default live-alert destination.
/platform add to configure each Kick, YouTube, or
TikTok creator, destination channel, and optional ping role.
/testalert for Twitch and
/platform test for other platforms to verify delivery.
/settings,
/platform list, and /alerts status.
Syntax key: <required> means an option is required;
[optional] means it may be omitted. Discord will present
each option as a field when you select the slash command.
These commands are available to ordinary server members wherever the bot can view the channel and use slash commands.
Checks whether Venture CommunityPilot is online and responding.
Explains how voluntary tips help keep all bot features free.
Checks all Twitch channels tracked by the server and lists the channels that are currently live.
These commands require Discord’s Manage Server permission. Their responses are generally visible only to the manager who runs them, while alerts and previews appear in configured channels.
Starts the guided setup for the primary Twitch username and alert channel. Run this first in a new server.
Displays tracked Twitch channels, the default alert channel, the required alert role, and configured role-based routes.
Customizes the appearance, targeting, and lifecycle of Twitch live alerts.
/alerts customize [message] [color] [role]
Set a message template, a hex embed color such as
#9146FF, and an optional role mention. Message
templates can use {streamer} and
{url}.
/alerts filters [games] [title_keywords]
Allow alerts only for comma-separated game names and/or stream
titles containing at least one comma-separated keyword.
/alerts delivery [stream_end_action] [end_message]
[auto_crosspost]
Keep, edit, or delete the original alert when a stream ends, or
send a separate end message. Auto-crosspost publishes alerts in
Discord announcement channels.
/alerts status
Review the current message, color, role, filters, stream-end
action, and crosspost setting.
/alerts everyone-ping <enabled>
Enable or disable an @everyone mention on Twitch
live alerts. Discord channel permissions must also allow the
bot to mention everyone.
/alerts reset
Restore the default alert customization, filters, and delivery
settings.
Manages creator alerts for Kick, YouTube, and TikTok. Each saved creator may use a dedicated Discord channel and optional role ping.
/platform add <platform> <creator> [alert_type]
[channel] [ping_role]
Add or update a creator. Kick uses automatic LIVE alerts.
YouTube can announce LIVE streams, uploads, or both. TikTok is
configured here, then announced with /golive.
/platform remove <platform> <creator>
Remove the saved creator alert for the selected platform.
/platform list
List all configured Kick, YouTube, and TikTok creator alerts,
alert types, destinations, and pings.
/platform test <platform> <creator>
Send a preview using the creator's saved destination and role
mention.
Sends a timed manual LIVE announcement for a TikTok creator
previously saved with /platform add.
Duration is in minutes, from 15 to 1,440. If omitted, the alert expires after 240 minutes.
Ends an active manual TikTok LIVE alert before its timer expires.
Manages the individual Twitch channels monitored by this server.
/streamer add <username>
Add a Twitch username to automatic monitoring. Enter only the
username; an initial @ is accepted and removed.
/streamer remove <username>
Stop manually tracking the named Twitch channel.
/streamer list
List the Twitch channels currently tracked by the server.
/streamer link <username> <member>
Connect a tracked Twitch username to its Discord member so Live
Role automation can identify the correct person.
/streamer unlink <username>
Remove the Discord-member association without necessarily
removing the Twitch channel from monitoring.
/streamer offline-action <username>
<action>
Set an individual stream-end action for this creator. Choose the
server default, keep the alert, edit it, delete it, or send a
separate stream-ended message. The individual setting overrides
/alerts delivery only for that streamer.
Restricts live alerts to linked Discord members who have one required role. This filter fails closed: an unlinked member, a missing role, or a role mismatch prevents the alert.
/alertfilter role <role>
Require linked streamers to have the selected Discord role
before any live alert can be sent.
/alertfilter status
Show the role currently required for live alerts.
/alertfilter clear
Remove the eligibility restriction and resume normal alerts.
Sends alerts to different channels and ping roles according to the linked streamer’s Discord roles. If several routes match, the member’s highest matching Discord role takes priority.
/alertroute set <streamer_role> <channel>
[ping_role]
Create or update a route. The streamer role selects the route;
the optional ping role is the audience mentioned by the alert.
/alertroute remove <streamer_role>
Delete the route associated with the selected streamer role.
/alertroute list
List every role-to-channel route and its configured ping.
Configures automatic shoutouts for an official Twitch Team or individually selected creators.
/streamteam setup [team_url] [role] [channel]
Save an official Twitch Team URL or team name, an optional role,
and an optional text or announcement channel for shoutouts.
/streamteam add-member <username> [member]
Add an individual team creator and optionally associate a
Discord member.
/streamteam remove-member <username>
Remove an individually added team creator.
/streamteam status
Review the official team, role, shoutout channel, and tracked
membership.
/streamteam test
Send a safe Stream Team shoutout preview to verify the design
and destination.
/streamteam disable-team
Stop official Twitch Team syncing while preserving separately
configured members where applicable.
Controls the Discord role assigned to linked members while their Twitch channels are live.
/liverole setup <role>
Select the Live Role. The Venture CommunityPilot bot role must
be above the selected role and have
Manage Roles.
/liverole status
Show the currently configured Live Role.
/liverole disable
Stop automatic Live Role assignment.
Configures a private support-ticket system with an Open Ticket panel and staff controls for claiming, closing, reopening, and deleting tickets.
/ticket setup <panel_channel> <category>
<staff_role>
Post the ticket panel and choose where private ticket channels
are created and which staff role can access them.
/ticket status
Display the current panel channel, ticket category, staff role,
system status, and number of open tickets.
/ticket disable
Stop members from opening new tickets without deleting any
existing ticket channels.
Sends a preview of the automatic live announcement to the configured alert channel.
Tests the configured stream-end behavior using a temporary alert, without requiring a real Twitch stream to end.
No commands matched that search. Try a command name such as
platform, streamer, or ticket.
Run /settings, then /testalert. Confirm
the bot can view the alert channel, send messages, and embed
links. For Kick, YouTube, or TikTok, use
/platform list and /platform test.
Review Twitch content filters with /alerts status,
the eligibility role with /alertfilter status, and
role destinations with /alertroute list. Streamers
must be linked with /streamer link when role
filtering or routing is enabled.
Run /liverole status and confirm the Twitch username
is linked with /streamer link. Place the bot’s role
above the Live Role in Discord’s role hierarchy.
Administrative commands appear only to members with Manage Server permission. Ask a server owner or administrator for assistance.
Join the support server or email viremontmoogle@gmail.com and include the server ID, command name, and error message. Never send a Discord bot token or other secret.