Default commands

Default commands are the one starting with /. They can be used both in groups and your private chat with Mahiru.

Note

All commands in groups must include bot mention like the following: /help@MahiruShiinaBot. Mahiru will not respond to your command in a group if it does not include her mention. This was made to prevent conflicts between bots in the same group that have similar commands.

Arguments

Most commands have at least one argument, some commands can not be executed without passing required arguments. In order to pass an argument, you need to use certain syntax which is --argument: value. All arguments have short aliases like --arg: value. Use /help command to view information about command and a list of arguments it has.

Tip

As you type a command, a list of suggestions will appear. On mobile, hold down a suggestion to autofill your message. On a PC, use Up or Down to select from the list, then press Tab to autofill the chosen command.

Arguments types

Every argument has it's own type. This means you can't, for example, use string if type of the argument is number.

Type	Description	Example values
string	String containing letters, characters, numbers etc.	Hello world!
number	Any integer or float number.	234, -0.5
boolean	True or False. Short forms t and f can be used.	true, f
mention	Mention of the user. They must have used Mahiru before.	@jokelbaf
url	Any HTTPS url matching the purpose of the command.	https://example.com
Literal	Fixed list of allowed values for the argument.	gpt-3.5-turbo, neko

At times, specific ranges of numbers are permissible. In such instances, you'll encounter entries like [-1, 2] instead of the actual type. This indicates that any number within the range of -1 to 2, inclusive of both -1 and 2, is acceptable.

If you see (optional) near the argument type, the argument is not a required one. This allows the command to be executed successfully even if you choose not to pass this particular argument.