> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://csrpmoddocs.officialcaliforniastateroleplay.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://csrpmoddocs.officialcaliforniastateroleplay.com/bot-commands/bot.md).

# Overview

Every command works two ways: as a prefix command (`>duty manage`) and as a slash command (`/duty manage`). Slash commands give you autocomplete and argument prompts; prefix commands are faster once you know them. This book writes the prefix form throughout.

The default prefix is `>`. Management can change it in **Dashboard → Basic Settings**.

## Commands by area

| Area                                                    | What it covers                                         |
| ------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| [Shifts](/bot-commands/shifts.md)                       | Going on duty, breaks, quotas, leaderboards            |
| [Punishments](/bot-commands/punishments.md)             | Moderating Roblox players and looking up their history |
| [Infractions](/bot-commands/infractions.md)             | Disciplining your own staff                            |
| [Time off](/bot-commands/time-off.md)                   | Leave of absence and reduced activity                  |
| [Sessions](/bot-commands/sessions.md)                   | Session votes, starting and ending sessions            |
| [Game servers](/bot-commands/game-servers.md)           | Running and reading your ER:LC server                  |
| [Game logging](/bot-commands/game-logging.md)           | Logging in-game events into Discord                    |
| [Activity](/bot-commands/activity.md)                   | Activity reports across the staff team                 |
| [Server management](/bot-commands/server-management.md) | Configuration, custom commands, actions, reminders     |
| [Utility](/bot-commands/utility.md)                     | Account linking, imports, panel and support            |

## How a member is identified

Several commands take a user. You can pass:

* A **Roblox username**, which is matched directly against Roblox.
* A **Discord mention**, which is resolved to a Roblox account.

For a mention, the bot first looks for a linked account (see [`>link`](/bot-commands/utility.md)). If the member has not linked one, it falls back to their **nickname**, which on this server is their Roblox username. Nicknames carrying a callsign and rank work too — in `LA-12 | SGT | RobloxUsername`, the last segment is used.

If neither resolves, the command tells you which of the two failed rather than blaming the username.


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