The default prefix is
! and you can change it with !setprefix. Lucie also responds when you mention her and through slash commands (/comando).!dashboard
Gives you the link to Lucie’s web dashboard, where you can configure the bot on your servers from the browser. What you’ll find inside is covered on the Web dashboard page. Usage:!dashboard
Aliases: panel, dash, web
Replies with an embed and two buttons: Abrir Dashboard (the dashboard) and Ver comandos (the command list on the website). Sign in with Discord to manage the servers where you have the Manage Server permission.
Examples
!invite
Generates the official link to add Lucie to another server. Usage:!invite
Aliases: inv, addbot
The Invitar al Bot button takes you to Discord’s official authorization flow. The link requests the Administrator permission so every feature works smoothly.
Examples
Direct invite link: lucie.elxy.dev/invite.
!soporte
Shows the link to Lucie’s official support server: direct help, bug reports, and news. Usage:!soporte
Aliases: support, servidor
Examples
!setprefix
Changes Lucie’s prefix for this server only. Usage:!setprefix <new_prefix>
Aliases: prefix, sp
Permissions: Administrator
The new prefix can be at most 5 characters long.
Examples
!presencia
Configures the server’s presence features: status role (an automatic role based on custom status) and live announcements. Usage:!presencia [statusrole|live|status] ...
Aliases: presence, statusrole
Permissions: Manage Server
With no arguments (or with status / ver) it shows a summary of the current state of both features.
Status role (vanity)
Status role (vanity)
Lucie automatically gives a role to anyone who puts a specific text in their custom status (for example, your server’s ), and removes it when they delete it.
- Enable:
!presencia statusrole <text> <@role>(vanityalso works as a subcommand) - Disable:
!presencia statusrole off
Live announcements
Live announcements
Lucie posts in the chosen channel when a member starts streaming, and can optionally give them a role for as long as the stream lasts.
- Enable:
!presencia live <#channel> [@live_role](directosalso works) - Disable:
!presencia live off
!uid
Shows a detailed card with a Discord user’s public information. Usage:!uid [@user/ID]
Aliases: userinfo, whois, nitro
With no arguments it shows your own card. The card includes:
- Display name, username, and server tag (if they have one enabled).
- Profile badges, shown as emotes.
- Nitro and Boost: exact tenure (months, days, and hours) with the gem/badge for their current level, and when they reach the next one.
- ID, account creation date, and server join date (or
Fuera del server— not in the server). - Direct links to their avatar, banner, avatar decoration, nameplate, and profile effect (whichever they have).
- Profile connections (Steam, Roblox, Twitch, GitHub…): up to 6 are shown, with a link when the platform has a public profile.
If the user has a private profile, Discord hides their badges, Nitro/Boost tenure, and connections; the card marks this with a lock. The avatar, banner, decoration, and account age remain visible.
!voice
Temporary voice channel system (): whoever joins the ”➕ Crear Canal” channel gets their own voice channel, with a button panel to manage it. When the channel is left empty, it deletes itself. Usage:!voice [setup|panel|reset]
Aliases: vc, voicemaster
Permissions: Manage Channels (to set up the system)
How your channel works
When you join ➕ Crear Canal, Lucie creates a voice channel with your name, moves you into it, and makes you its owner: inside your channel you can manage it and move, mute, and deafen members.The control panel
The panel’s buttons act on the temporary channel you are in. Almost all of them are for the channel owner only; Reclamar and Info can be used by anyone inside.The panel is persistent: its buttons keep working even if Lucie restarts. All panel responses are ephemeral — only you can see them.