We aim to provide a vast variety of commands for our users with simplicity of commands being one of our top priorities. With our array of command modules, DTbot provides:

• Measurement conversions, especially between Metric and US units
  • Examples include
    • /cmin for Centimeters to Inches and /incm for Inches to Centimeters
    • /lgal for Liters to US Gallons and /gall for US Gallons to Liters
    • /cf for Celsius to Fahrenheit and /fc for Fahrenheit to Celsius
  • All Conversion commands are written as /FromUnitToUnit
    • We currently support:
      • Kilometers <> Miles (/kmmi & /mikm), Meters <> Feet (/mft & /ftm), Meters <> Feet & Inches (/mftin & /ftinm), Centimeters <> Feet (/cmft & /ftcm), Centimeters <> Inches (/cmin & /incm)
      • Celsius <> Fahrenheit (/cf & /fc)
      • Liters <> US Gallons (/lgal & /gall), Milliliters <> US Fluid Ounces (/mlfloz & /flozml)
      • Kilograms <> US Pounds (/kglbs & /lbskg)
• Interaction commands with expressive GIFs to enhance user interaction
  • Examples include
    • /handholding [user], /hug [user], /pat [user], and many more (currently 20+ kinds of interactions)
• Simple math commands (all begin with /maths)
  • /maths add, /maths subtract, /maths square, /maths multiply, /maths divide
  • /maths percentage to figure out what percentage something is (15 apples of 60? It's 25%)
  • /maths percentof to figure out what a percentage of something equates to (25% of 60? It's 15)
• RNG-based commands like rolling dice (/roll), flipping a coin (/coinflip), or a Magic 8 Ball (/8ball)
  • /roll supports a variety of options and modifiers, like dropping the lowest roll, adding something to the result, and more. Check out the options and modifiers available in the command.
• Various utility commands
  • /avatar [user], /changelog, /info, /userinfo [user], /whohas [role], /ping, /uptime, /xp [user]
• Anime/Manga lookup via AniList (/anime [title] and /manga [title])
• and more!

Suggestions?

If you have an idea for a command for DTbot (or you want a removed command back), you can use the /request command to suggest it.