CLI
Terminal commands for inspecting bot state during development.
The Discord plugin extends the robo dev interactive terminal with /discord commands. These give you instant visibility into bot state, registered handlers, and intent configuration without leaving your dev session.
Terminal Commands
/discord
Show available Discord subcommands:
/discord/discord status
Display a bot status dashboard with connection info and handler counts:
/discord statusShows:
- Bot username and online status
- Guild count and WebSocket ping
- Uptime since connection
- Registered command, event, context menu, and middleware counts
/discord commands
List all registered slash commands:
/discord commands| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
-p, --page <number> | Page number | 1 |
-n, --per-page <number> | Items per page | 15 |
# Show page 2
/discord commands -p 2
# Show 5 commands per page
/discord commands -n 5Displays command name, description, option count, and plugin source. Subcommands are grouped under their parent command.
/discord events
List all registered event listeners:
/discord events| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
-p, --page <number> | Page number | 1 |
-n, --per-page <number> | Items per page | 15 |
Shows event names grouped by key, handler count per event, and required gateway intents.
/discord intents
Analyze gateway intent configuration:
/discord intentsDisplays:
- Currently enabled intents
- Events that require each intent
- Warnings for missing intents needed by registered events
Useful for debugging events that aren't firing due to missing intents.
/discord guilds
List all guilds (servers) the bot is connected to:
/discord guilds| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
-p, --page <number> | Page number | 1 |
-n, --per-page <number> | Items per page | 15 |
Shows guild name, ID, member count, and owner status.