In short
/start and /stop control the relay and need the starter role (or Manage Server). /status shows whether it's live and how many callers are speaking; /ping shows latency and your subscription — anyone can use those. /start-cross-server and /stop-cross-server run alliance relays.
Commands#
| Command | Who | What it does |
|---|---|---|
/start | Starter role | Speaker bots join their channels and the relay goes live. |
/stop | Starter role | Every bot leaves. |
/status | Anyone | Whether it's live and how many callers are speaking. |
/ping | Anyone | Relay latency and the server's subscription. |
/start-cross-server | Starter role | Relay to the speaker channels of both allied servers. |
/stop-cross-server | Starter role | End the cross-server relay. |
/attendance-start, /attendance-stop and /attendance belong to Attendance, in beta — see tracking a fight.
What /start checks#
Before joining voice, /start checks the four requirements from configuration and reports any channel a bot can't access or that is full. It won't start by itself — someone has to run it.