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Solara’s configuration commands let you customize the bot’s behavior, access the dashboard, and manage your server’s setup.

/setup

Run the interactive setup wizard to configure Solara from scratch. The wizard walks you through each module — moderation, logging, automation, and staff — step by step, asking you to provide channel assignments, roles, and preferences along the way.
/setup
Running /setup on an existing configuration does not wipe your settings. It guides you through each module and lets you update specific options without resetting others.

/config

View the current Solara configuration for your server. Run it without arguments to see all modules at once, or pass a module name to focus on a specific area.
/config
/config moderation
Available modules: moderation, automation, staff, logging, analytics

/prefix

Change the prefix Solara uses for legacy text commands. Slash commands (/) always work regardless of prefix. Use this if your server has multiple bots and you need to avoid conflicts.
/prefix set !
Slash commands are not affected by this setting. The prefix only applies to traditional text-based commands if your workflow uses them.

/language

Set the language Solara uses for all bot responses in your server. Solara supports 15+ languages.
/language set es
Supported language codes include: en, es, fr, de, pt, ja, ko, zh, it, nl, ru, pl, tr, ar, sv

/dashboard

Generate a personal, time-limited link to the web dashboard for your server. Use the dashboard to configure modules visually, export your config, and manage advanced settings without commands.
/dashboard
Dashboard links are personal and expire after a short period for security. Run /dashboard again if your link expires.

/reset

Reset a specific module’s configuration back to its defaults. You can also reset everything at once with /reset all.
/reset moderation
/reset all
/reset all permanently clears every module’s configuration and cannot be undone. Export your config from the dashboard before running this command.
Last modified on April 17, 2026