> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://botworld.gitbook.io/wordseek/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://botworld.gitbook.io/wordseek/features/commands-overview.md).

# Commands Overview

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**Tip:** All commands are **slash commands**, so just type `/` in any channel where the bot is active to see suggestions.
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### Gameplay Commands

**`/wordseek`**: Start a new word puzzle or view the current one in your server.

**`/wordrush`**: Play **WordRush**, a 60-second speed round where you try to find as many words as possible before time runs out.

### Leaderboard & Stats

**`/bestusers`:** See the top players across all servers based on points earned. Can you make it to the top?

**`/bestservers`:** Shows which servers have earned the most points playing WordSeek or the highest level.

**`/bestmembers`:** Displays the top players in your server.

**`/user`:** View your own stats or check another user’s progress.

**`/server`:** See stats for the entire server.

### Coins & Voting

**`/vote`:** Support the bot by voting and earn **coins** in return!\
Voting links will be shown when you run this command.

**`/sendcoin`:** Send coins to another user. Great for saying thanks or encouraging more games!

### Settings

**`/settings`:** Opens the bot’s user settings.

**Server-Team Only: `/settings` and `Switch to Server Settings`:** Opens the bot’s server settings.

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The **Server-Team Only** Commands require **Manage Server** permission.
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