Command reference
The full list of what your community and your team can type. Player commands work for everyone; moderator commands need a moderator or admin role.
When a player types / in a channel, Discord opens an autocomplete popover with Campfire’s commands. Here is what that looks like.
Discord only lists the commands a person is allowed to run, so most players see /ask and nothing else. The /campfire controls show up for moderators and admins, grouped under one entry with the subcommands underneath.
For players
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/ask <question> | Ask the agent a question about the game. Works in any channel where the agent is active. |
@YourAgent <question> | Mention the agent by name to ask. The same as /ask, in conversation form. |
The agent’s mention uses whatever name you set on the persona page, so in your server it won’t read as “YourAgent”.
For moderators
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/campfire status | Show whether the agent is active or paused in this channel. |
/campfire pause | Quiet the agent in the current channel. |
/campfire pause server | Quiet the agent across the whole server. |
/campfire resume | Bring the agent back in the current channel. |
/campfire resume server | Bring the agent back across the whole server. |
Pausing and resuming are covered in full on pausing and muting.
Message actions
Some actions live on a message rather than in the command bar. Right-click (or long-press) the agent’s message and open Apps.
| Action | Who | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Report to Campfire | Anyone | Flag the answer as wrong or outdated, with a short reason. |
You can also flag by reacting with the flag emoji, without opening the menu.
What isn’t a command
Configuration isn’t done through Discord commands. Persona, channels, spoiler rules, escalation, and roles all live in the dashboard, so there’s no /campfire config to learn. The commands here are the day-to-day controls; the dashboard is the control room.