Xertron docs

How to add Xertron to your Discord server, talk to it, and decide what it can do and spend.

Xertron is an AI assistant that lives in your Discord server. It answers when someone mentions it, replies to it, or writes in a thread it started, and everything about how it behaves is set by you: the voice it uses, the tools it can reach, and how much of the month any one role is allowed to spend.

If you are setting it up for the first time, start with Getting started. If it is already in your server and you want to know what to type, go to Commands and flags.

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Start here

Getting started

Add the bot, give it the permissions it needs, and say the first thing to it

Using Xertron

Talking to it

When it answers, how to steer a single reply, and what it does with your files

Personas

Write how the bot talks, collect personas from the hub, and pick one per thread

Memory and knowledge

What it remembers about you, about the server, and what admins teach it

Images and tools

Making pictures, reading them, and the tools it reaches for on its own

Setting up your server

Roles and limits

Split the monthly limit between roles, and open the premium features to some of them

Connectors

Give a persona access to the tools your community already runs on

Plans

What the free plan covers, and what the $6.99 a month adds

Reference

Commands and flags

Every slash command, right-click action and message flag in one place

Troubleshooting

When it stays quiet, answers lighter than usual, or turns something down

Changelog

What changed in Xertron and when

Something not covered here? Ask Xertron in your own server. It knows its own feature set, what your plan includes, and why it turned something down.