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These general-purpose commands give members and administrators basic operational information about the bot and Discord users.

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Checking bot latency

Measures the current round-trip latency between the bot and Discord’s API. The response shows:
  • API latency - time for the bot to receive an event from Discord
  • Gateway latency - WebSocket heartbeat round-trip
  • Database latency - time to complete a simple database query
This command is useful for verifying that the bot is responsive and identifying whether slowness is coming from the bot, Discord’s API, or the database.

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Checking bot uptime

Displays how long the bot has been running since its last restart. Shows a human-readable duration (e.g. “3 days, 14 hours, 22 minutes”) and the exact date and time the bot started.

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Viewing user information

Displays a profile card for the specified member (or your own profile if no user is specified). The card shows: /userinfo works on any visible member, including bots. You can look up members who have left the server by providing their user ID.

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Required permissions

These commands are available to all members by default: