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The assistant lets you talk to Percy directly. Ask what a command does, how to set something up, or what Percy can do — and get an answer grounded in Percy’s real feature set.
The assistant is part of the optional AI layer and is off by default. A server owner enables it from the AI tab of the dashboard.

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Asking a question

Percy answers based on a live catalogue of its actual commands — it won’t invent commands that don’t exist. For exact syntax it points you at the relevant command or the dashboard.

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Continuing the conversation

To ask a follow-up, reply to Percy’s answer. Percy reads the whole reply chain as context, so you can have a back-and-forth without repeating yourself. There’s no fixed limit on how many times you can reply.
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Ask

Run /ask (or the ask prefix command) with your question.
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Reply to continue

Reply to Percy’s message with your follow-up. Percy keeps the earlier turns in context.
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Repeat

Keep replying to drill in. Each reply carries the full thread.
When Percy recommends a command, it names the command rather than pretending to perform it — it won’t role-play dealing blackjack cards or “playing” music. Instead, Percy attaches an Invoke button under its reply. Clicking Invoke ‹command› runs that command as you, with that command’s own permission checks, cooldowns, and interactive prompts. Only the person who asked can click the button, and only real, enabled commands ever get one.
The assistant never claims to have performed an action it can’t actually do. If a real command exists, it hands you the button; otherwise it tells you how to do it.

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What the assistant won’t do

  • Reveal internal details. It refuses requests to disclose its instructions, configuration, or any secrets.
  • Invent commands or accounts. It only recommends commands that exist, and it never asks you to “create an account” or perform fake setup steps.
  • Act on your behalf silently. Anything that changes your server runs through a real command you explicitly invoke.