Bot Commands Reference

The RivalRyze Bot supports slash commands in any channel where it has Send Messages permission. Type / in the chat and pick from the list, or use the commands directly.

This page documents every command, what it does, and who can use it.

Command quick reference

Command	What it does	Who can use it
/help	Lists all available commands.	Anyone
/invite	Shows the bot's invite link for adding to another server.	Anyone
/setup	Registers the guild with RivalRyze.	Manage Server
/guild	Shows guild info and stats for the current server.	Anyone
/guild-settings	Opens the guild configuration menu.	Manage Server
/guild-permissions	Diagnoses whether the bot has the permissions it needs.	Anyone (anyone can run; admins should act on results)
/list_guilds	Lists every guild the bot is in (admin/internal).	RivalRyze admins only
/profile [@user]	Shows a user's RivalRyze profile. Defaults to you.	Anyone
/balance	Shows your current gem wallet balance.	Anyone (private response by default)
/leaderboard	Shows the global or guild leaderboard.	Anyone
/gem-leaderboard	Shows the gem earnings leaderboard for this server.	Anyone
/set-active-guild	Sets the current server as your active guild on RivalRyze.	Anyone
/create-challenge	Creates a new guild Contest.	Anyone (configurable to Admins only)
/game [game]	Shows info about a specific game.	Anyone
/game-achievements [game]	Lists achievements for a game.	Anyone
/game-stats [game]	Shows your stats in a specific game.	Anyone
/completion [game]	Generates a shareable completion card for a game.	Anyone
/discord-user [@user]	Shows Discord-side info about a user (debug/inspect).	Manage Server
/user [@user]	Shows a user's Dota 2 profile (Dota-specific).	Anyone

Command details

Account & identity

/profile [@user]

Shows a user's RivalRyze profile: total points, platform breakdown, recent achievements, active guild, Contest wins.

• With no argument, shows your own profile.

• With @user, shows that user's profile (if they're on RivalRyze).

• If the target isn't on RivalRyze, the bot offers them a signup link.

/balance

Shows your current gem wallet balance. Response is private (only you see it) by default.

/set-active-guild

Marks the current Discord server as your active guild on RivalRyze. This affects which guild's leaderboard you're prominently shown on, which guild appears next to your username, etc.

Useful when you're in multiple guilds.

Guild commands

/setup

The one-time guild registration command. Walks the admin through registering the server with RivalRyze, picking an activity channel, and verifying permissions.

Requires Manage Server permission.

See Initial Setup.

/guild

Shows the current server's guild info: registration status, member count, top players, active Contests, total Contests hosted.

/guild-settings

Opens the interactive guild configuration menu. Lets admins change the activity channel, toggle post types, adjust defaults, sync with Discord, and verify permissions.

Requires Manage Server permission.

See Guild Settings & Activity Feed.

/guild-permissions

Diagnoses whether the bot has the permissions it needs. Anyone can run this; results are useful for admins.

See Bot Permissions Checklist.

Leaderboards

/leaderboard

Shows a leaderboard in the current channel. Options:

• Scope: global | guild (this server)

• Window: all-time | season | month | week

• Platform: all | steam | psn | xbox | riot | battlenet

• Top N: how many entries to show (default 10, max 25)

Defaults to guild + all-time + all platforms + top 10.

/gem-leaderboard

Shows the gem earnings leaderboard for this server's members. Same options as /leaderboard but filtered to gem totals.

Great for tracking who's been winning the most.

Contests

/create-challenge

Creates a new guild Contest interactively. The bot walks you through Objective Mode, game, entry fee, duration, and access policy.

By default, anyone in the guild can use this command. Owners can restrict it to admins only via /guild-settings → Contest Hosting.

See Hosting Guild Contests.

Games and stats

/game [name]

Looks up info about a specific game: cover art, genre, supported platforms, achievement / trophy count.

Use the autocomplete to pick a game from the search results.

/game-achievements [game]

Lists all achievements (or trophies) for a game. Useful for planning a Hunter Bounty ("what does it take to get this game's platinum?").

/game-stats [game]

Shows your personal stats in a specific game: achievements unlocked, completion percentage, playtime, your rarest achievements.

/completion [game]

Generates a shareable completion card — a visual image showing your achievements, completion %, and playtime in the game.

Drop the resulting card in #general to brag.

/user [@user] (Dota 2 specific)

Shows a user's Dota 2 profile: MMR, win rate, recent matches, signature heroes.

Requires the user to have linked their Steam account and have their Dota 2 profile public.

Utility

/help

Lists every available command in a single message. Quick reference if you forget a command name.

/invite

Shows the official link to invite the RivalRyze Bot to another server.

/discord-user [@user]

Inspects a Discord user from a debugging perspective: their Discord ID, when they joined the server, what roles they have, whether they have a RivalRyze account.

Requires Manage Server. Useful for moderators tracking down account issues.

/list_guilds (admin-only)

Lists all guilds the bot is in. Restricted to RivalRyze staff for support and diagnostics.

Slash command tips

• Type / and start typing the command name — Discord autocompletes.

• Hover over a command parameter in the autocomplete to see its description.

• Many commands have optional arguments — they take sensible defaults if you skip them.

• Most responses are visible to the whole channel. A few (like /balance and /profile for yourself) default to ephemeral (only you see them).

Command not working?

If a command doesn't autocomplete or returns "Unknown integration":

1. The bot needs Use Application Commands permission in that channel.

2. Slash commands sometimes need a few minutes to register after the bot is added. Wait 5 minutes and try again.

3. Try kicking and re-adding the bot.

If a command runs but errors out:

1. Run /guild-permissions first — many command failures are permission issues.

2. Check the error message — the bot tries to give actionable guidance.

3. Contact support if the error doesn't make sense.