Commands

Every command is a Discord slash command. Typing / in your server lists the ones you can use — Discord filters that list by permission, so it is already the accurate answer for you specifically.

#How access is decided

1. The command's own requirement — /ban needs Ban Members, and no configuration removes that.
2. Your per-command overrides, which can restrict a command to specific roles or channels.
3. Discord's own integration permissions, which your server settings can apply on top.

All three have to allow it. The narrowest wins, which means a command can be invisible to a member who holds the Discord permission for it because an override restricts it further.

#Commands by module

Each command has subcommands — 213 of them across 44 commands — and each module's guide lists its own, with the options they take. Levelling, Activities and profile commands are listed in their guides.