Discord AI Companion
Celeste Bot Command Catalog for Discord Communities
TL;DR
- Celeste’s documentation repo now ships a full consumer-facing README detailing 40+ slash commands.
- Highlights include AniList/VNDB search, staff graphs, union raid coaching, gacha pulls, and NSFW verification.
- Audit-ready docs make it easy to convert the repo into a blog feature without revealing implementation secrets.
Why This Matters
Server owners kept asking, "What exactly does Celeste do?" The updated celeste_bot_docs repo (source) answers that with badges, onboarding steps, and a command matrix that mirrors enterprise documentation standards. Because it follows the same guardrails as CLAUDE.md, we can safely link it from the blog without leaking internal routing logic.
Command Highlights
- Core chat:
/ask,/help,/info,/invite. - Anime & VN discovery:
/anilist,/vndb,/staffsearch,/staffgraph,/illustration,/waifurate. - Recommendation engine: semantic, tag-based, and title-based suggestion commands.
- Streaming & analytics:
/streamprepand/steamchartsfor content planning. - Nikke playground:
/pull,/multi,/degenlevel. - Union raid copilots:
/union_boss_posts,/boss_recommendations,/ur_*suite. - Moderation:
/veriffor NSFW verification with audit logging.
The README also covers tips, troubleshooting, contact methods, and licensing so communities can self-serve.
How to Turn This Into Content
Because the doc already reads like a support landing page, the only work needed was adding this blog wrapper. Embed the invite button, pull the command tables, and emphasize Celeste’s unique anime + union raid focus. Readers can click straight through to the GitHub repo for official instructions.
Ask Celeste
Q: Does Celeste need admin permissions?
A: No. Grant the default bot applications.commands scope. Use Discord’s per-command permissions to gate raid tools or /verif.
Q: Where are the audit logs?
A: Hosted Celeste retains rotating JSON logs. Self-hosted users can access logs/command_audit.log—the README tells you how.