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# Command list
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Below is a list of all the commands the bot supports.
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Highlighted spaces (eg. < Arg > system-name</ Arg > ) are **arguments** , and you should **fill in the blank** with the relevant bit of text.
The **Arguments** section below each command describes how to fill it in, and what type of value goes there.
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When an argument asks for a **system ID** , you can either fill in a system's [5-character ID ](./ids.md ), **or** you can fill in a Discord account ID, or even a @mention . For example:
< CmdGroup >
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< Cmd comment = "Looks up a system with the ID 'exmpl'" > system < Arg > exmpl< / Arg > < / Cmd >
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< Cmd > system < Arg > 466378653216014359< / Arg > list< / Cmd >
< Cmd > system < Arg > @PluralKit#4020 </ Arg > fronter</ Cmd >
< / CmdGroup >
When an argument asks for a **member ID** , you can either fill in a member's [5-character ID ](./ids.md ), or, *if the member is in your own system* , their name. This means that to target a member in another system, you **must** use their ID.
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## System commands
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You can use < CmdInline > s< / CmdInline > instead of < CmdInline > system< / CmdInline > on all of the below commands.
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< CommandInfo cmd = "system-info" > < / CommandInfo >
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< CommandInfo cmd = "system-new" > < / CommandInfo >
## Member commands
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You can use < CmdInline > m< / CmdInline > instead of < CmdInline > member< / CmdInline > on all of the below commands.
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## Switch commands
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You can use < CmdInline > sw< / CmdInline > instead of < CmdInline > switch< / CmdInline > on all of the below commands.
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