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

# Commands

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Custom commands is an advanced feature and requires knowledge of programming.

**Support for doing this will not be provided in addition to what is listed on these pages.**
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Under the hood, WildBeast's command system is an extension of the system from [Detritus](https://github.com/detritusjs).

We won't go into some of the more advanced ways to control command flow that's included with Detritus' system, such as `onBeforeRun`, built-in ratelimiting, and permission checks.

For more info on this, please see the [Detritus Documentation](https://detritusjs.com/classes/interaction_command.interactioncommand), and the [Detritus Examples](https://github.com/detritusjs/client/tree/master/examples/ts/example-bots/commands/interactions/commands) instead.
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There are 3 types of commands, slash commands and 2 types of context menu commands. Documentation for each type is provided below.

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[Slash commands](/fundamentals/commands/slash-commands.md)
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[Context menu actions](/fundamentals/commands/context-menu-actions.md)
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