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Burger Bot’s utility and configuration commands give server administrators complete control over how the bot behaves. Start with the interactive /setup wizard to get up and running quickly, then dial in each system individually using the /config subcommands whenever you need to make changes.
All commands on this page require the native Discord Administrator permission. They cannot be delegated to staff or moderator roles.

/setup

Description: Launch the interactive Burger Bot setup wizard. The wizard walks you through configuring roles, channels, and core system settings step by step — ideal for first-time setup. Usage: /setup Permissions: Administrator (Discord) Parameters: This command takes no parameters. The wizard guides you through all required configuration interactively.
Run /setup when first adding Burger Bot to your server. For targeted changes after initial setup, use the individual /config subcommands below.

/config roles

Description: Configure which Discord roles map to Burger Bot’s internal permission levels (Administrator, Staff, Moderator, etc.). Usage: /config roles <setting> <value> Permissions: Administrator Parameters:
ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
settingString✅ YesThe role setting to update (e.g. admin_role, staff_role, moderator_role).
valueRole mention✅ YesThe Discord role to assign to the selected setting.

/config channels

Description: Configure which Discord channels Burger Bot uses for specific features, such as the suggestions channel, session channel, or audit log channel. Usage: /config channels <setting> <#channel> Permissions: Administrator Parameters:
ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
settingString✅ YesThe channel setting to update (e.g. suggestions_channel, session_channel, audit_log_channel).
channelChannel mention✅ YesThe Discord channel to assign to the selected setting.

/config auditlogs

Description: Enable or disable logging for specific audit log event types. Fine-tune exactly which actions Burger Bot reports to your audit log channel. Usage: /config auditlogs <event_type> <enabled/disabled> Permissions: Administrator Parameters:
ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
event_typeString✅ YesThe audit log event type to configure (e.g. warn, ban, kick, promote).
enabled/disabledChoice✅ YesSet to enabled to log this event type, or disabled to suppress it.

/config suggestions

Description: Configure the suggestion system, including the submission channel, voting reactions, and any restrictions on who can submit suggestions. Usage: /config suggestions <setting> <value> Permissions: Administrator Parameters:
ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
settingString✅ YesThe suggestions setting to update (e.g. channel, min_role, vote_reactions).
valueString✅ YesThe new value for the selected setting.

/config feedback

Description: Configure the staff feedback system, including the minimum role required to submit feedback and any cooldown restrictions. Usage: /config feedback <setting> <value> Permissions: Administrator Parameters:
ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
settingString✅ YesThe feedback setting to update (e.g. min_role, cooldown, log_channel).
valueString✅ YesThe new value for the selected setting.

/config sessions

Description: Configure the session vote system, including the channel where votes are posted and thresholds for session types. Usage: /config sessions <setting> <value> Permissions: Administrator Parameters:
ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
settingString✅ YesThe sessions setting to update (e.g. vote_channel, vote_threshold, ping_role).
valueString✅ YesThe new value for the selected setting.

/config images

Description: Set a custom banner image for a specific session image type. When set, Burger Bot will use your custom image instead of the default when /sessionimages is run for that type. Usage: /config images <banner_type> <image_url> Permissions: Administrator Parameters:
ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
banner_typeChoice✅ YesThe session image type to customise: SSU, Patrol, or Raid.
image_urlString✅ YesA direct URL to the custom banner image. Must be a publicly accessible image link.
Custom banner images must be direct image URLs (ending in .png, .jpg, or .gif). Links to image hosting pages rather than the image file itself will not render correctly.