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When it comes down to slash-commands can we see one particular issue, which is, that you can't be sure if a Bot actually has Slash-commands.
One may argue that you can just type / and see if the bot appears in the suggestions.
This is alright, but in cases where there are more than 50 applications with slash-commands (i.e. on bot lists where you would like to test a bot first before adding it) is this not the most reliable way of doing so.
Having a small indicator to show that a bot offers slash-commands (And perhaps a way to actually display those through a way other than within chat) could help here.
Maybe the icon could be similar to a user batch where clicking on it could reveal a list of global and guild-specific (if clicking on a profile in a guild) commands? Or maybe add it as part of a bot's status (A simple icon, similar to those used for Rich Presence).
I agree that this is a very niche request since you barely have a server with more than 50 applications offering slash-commands and if you do, then idk what I should believe anymore.
But having a visual indicator somewhere outside of the chat area could help finding out if a bot you use also offers slash-commands.
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When it comes down to slash-commands can we see one particular issue, which is, that you can't be sure if a Bot actually has Slash-commands.
One may argue that you can just type
/
and see if the bot appears in the suggestions.This is alright, but in cases where there are more than 50 applications with slash-commands (i.e. on bot lists where you would like to test a bot first before adding it) is this not the most reliable way of doing so.
Having a small indicator to show that a bot offers slash-commands (And perhaps a way to actually display those through a way other than within chat) could help here.
Maybe the icon could be similar to a user batch where clicking on it could reveal a list of global and guild-specific (if clicking on a profile in a guild) commands? Or maybe add it as part of a bot's status (A simple icon, similar to those used for Rich Presence).
I agree that this is a very niche request since you barely have a server with more than 50 applications offering slash-commands and if you do, then idk what I should believe anymore.
But having a visual indicator somewhere outside of the chat area could help finding out if a bot you use also offers slash-commands.
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