How do I use the Commands page?

The Commands Guide is a read-only reference for every command this server actually has switched on: what it does, with examples. It is the in-league version reached from Front Office; there is also a general version at /dashboard/commands that is not tied to a server. See Commands (all commands) for

Updated 1 October 2026

Short answer

The Commands Guide is a read-only reference for every command this server actually has switched on: what it does, with examples. It is the in-league version reached from Front Office; there is also a general version at /dashboard/commands that is not tied to a server. See Commands (all commands) for that one.

Where to find it

On the website: sidebar → Front Office, then the Commands tab across the top (/dashboard/server/{guildId}/commands-guide).

In the app: tap More → Front Office, then pick Commands from the Choose a section dropdown.

What this page is for

Every command grouped by who can use it (Everyone, Team Owners, Commissioners, League Owner), each with a plain-English description and examples. Unlike the general command list, this one only shows commands your server actually has: a command behind a feature switch that is off (XP, Betting, and so on) is left out.

A Moved to the dashboard list at the bottom names the old / commands that became dashboard pages, like Retirements and Free Agency Admin, with a link straight to each one.

Step by step

  1. Open Front Office → Commands.
  2. Scroll or use your browser's find to locate a command.
  3. Read its description and examples.
  4. If it says it moved to the dashboard, follow that link instead of looking for it in Discord.

Common problems

  • A command I use isn't listed. It is switched off for your server, or it never existed; typing / in Discord shows exactly what is live right now.
  • I want to change who can use a command, not just read about it. This page never changes anything. Use Admin Commands to share a command with extra roles, or the Commands page's Config and Access tabs for one command at a time.