In Bot Creator, a strong command should be clear, predictable, and easy to maintain. This guide walks through the full flow, from command metadata to response logic and runtime actions.

1. Open the Command Builder

1. Go to Commands.
2. Click Create command.

2. Fill in Command Info

1. Set the Name.
2. Set the Description.
3. Choose where the command can be installed:
   • Guild Install
   • User Install
4. Choose command Contexts:
   • Guild
   • Bot DM
   • Group DM / Other
5. Optional: set Default Member Permissions.

Name Rules

• Max 32 characters
• No spaces
• Letters, numbers, and underscores only
• Do not start with special characters like _, !, /, #, @, &, %

3. Configure the Command Reply

Choose one response type:

• Normal Reply
• Component V2
• Modal Form

For text replies, use variables like:

• ((userName))
• ((commandName))
• ((opts.yourOptionName))

Open Configure Response Workflow if you want:

• Public vs Ephemeral response
• Auto-defer while actions run
• Conditional THEN and ELSE responses

4. Add Command Options

In Command Options, click Add Option and configure:

• Name
• Description
• Type: String, Integer, Boolean, User, Channel, Role, Mentionable, Number, or Attachment
• Required or optional
• Choices, if applicable

Keep options focused. Only add parameters users actually need.

5. Add Runtime Actions

In Actions, click Build Actions to define what happens after the command is triggered.

You can also:

• Save actions as a reusable workflow
• Reuse global variables
• Link command behavior with workflow logic

6. Save and Test

1. Click Create command.
2. Go to Discord and run /your_command_name.
3. Verify:
   • Reply content
   • Variables resolution
   • Option values
   • Visibility: public or ephemeral
   • Action execution

Best Practices

• Use short, readable command names.
• Write user-facing descriptions, not technical notes.
• Keep the first version minimal, then iterate.
• Prefer reusable workflows for repeated logic.
• Test in both Guild and DM contexts when relevant.

Common Errors

• “Please fill all fields”: Name or description is missing.
• Command does not appear: check install type, context, and bot permissions.
• Variables are not replaced: confirm syntax is exactly ((variableName)).
• Wrong action result: test actions step-by-step in the builder.