Usage Guide

Flamebringer Usage Guide

Last updated for v1.5.0 on 16/08/26

Automatic commands - for the simplest and most automated methods of operation

/halls vote [name] [author] [link] [treaty] [constitutional] [legislative=True] [duration=72]: schedules a vote

name - the name of the bill
author - the author's Discord account
link - link to the text of the bill (in NS dispatch form)
treaty / constitutional - true / false if the bill is that type
legislative - true / false if the bill is that type, defaults to true
duration - number of hours the poll should run for, defaults to 48 hours This does the entire vote scheduling for you, including locking the thread, setting tags, sending the header and footer images, and calculating quorum.

/halls count [name] [status_msg] [poll_msg] [constitutional] [treaty] [quorum]: counts a vote

name - the name of the bill
status_msg - a link to the status message posted by the bot (should be 'STATUS: AT VOTE'). right-click on the status message and click 'copy message link'
poll_msg - same as above but with the poll
constitutional / treaty - same as with /halls vote
quorum - you can copy this from the vote text posted by /halls vote This does the counting for you, including quorum checking. It should verify that the links provided are valid messages, and does a little bit of sense checking to make sure the messages you've selected are the correct ones.

Manual commands - for more controlled and manual methods of operation

/halls manual poll [name] [treaty] [duration]: only sends the vote poll

name - the name of the bill
treaty - true / false if the bill is that type
duration - number of hours the poll should run for, defaults to 48 hours If you prefer to send the vote text yourself for fuller control, use this command to have more control over poll durations while doing other sections yourself.

/halls manual image [header]: only sends a header or footer image

header - true / false if the header image should be sent - false causes the footer image to be sent

/halls triune approve [name] [treaty] [aye] [nay]: approves a bill

name - the name of the bill
treaty - is it a treaty?
aye - how many TC votes for
nay - how many TC votes against /halls count should ping the TC automatically if approval is required. Once you are ready to approve, use this command and the bot should determine whether the bill is approved or not. It also automatically does the FW-side sanctioning and generates the timestamp automatically.

/info: sends some basic information about the bot