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%{help=die}%{+n}
%b/MSG%b %B %bDIE%b <password> [message]
This makes me die (quit irc and terminate).
%{help=go}%{+o|o}
%b/MSG%b %B %bGO%b <channel>
This makes the bot leave a channel if not currently opped.
%{help=help}
%b/MSG%b commands for %b%B%b:
All users: ADDHOST HELP IDENT INFO PASS VOICE WHO WHOIS
%{+o|o}
Channel/global ops: OP INVITE GO KEY
%{+m}
Global masters: DIE JUMP MEMORY SAVE REHASH RESET
%{+m|m}
Channel masters: STATUS
%{end}
For help on a command, %b/MSG%b %B %bHELP%b <command>.%{+m} You are a master. Many many more commands are available via dcc chat.%{-} There may also be additional commands provided by other modules.
Admin: %A
%{help=addhost}
%b/MSG%b %B %bADDHOST%b <password> <hostmask>
This lets the bot recognize you from a new hostmask. The hostmask specified must not match the hostmask of another user.
%{help=ident}
%b/MSG%b %B %bIDENT%b <password> [handle]
This lets the bot recognize you from a new address. You don't need to specify a handle if your handle is the same as your nickname on IRC.
%{help=info}
%b/MSG%b %B %bINFO%b <password> [channel] [info line]
Whatever you set as your info line will be usually be displayed when you join a channel, as long as you haven't been there in the past three minutes. It's also shown when a %bWHO%b or %bWHOIS%b. You may set an info line specific to a channel. If no channel-specific info line exists for a channel, your global info line will be displayed.
%b/MSG%b %B %bINFO%b <password> [channel] %bNONE%b
This erases your info line.
%{help=invite}%{+o|o}
%b/MSG%b %B %bINVITE%b <password> <channel>
This will invite you to a channel (if the bot is on the specified channel).
%{help=jump}%{+m}
%b/MSG%b %B %bJUMP%b <password> [server [port [server password]]]
This will make the bot jump to a new server. You can optionally specify a server to jump to, in the form of 'new.server.com' or 'new.server.com 6667', etc.
%{help=memory}%{+m}
%b/MSG%b %B %bMEMORY%b <password>
This displays the bot's memory usage information.
%{help=op}%{+o|o}
%b/MSG%b %B %bOP%b <password> [channel]
Ops you on any channel where I have ops and you don't. If a channel name is specified, you will only be opped on that channel.
%{help=voice}%{+o|o}
%b/MSG%b %B %bVOICE%b <password> [channel]
Voices you on any channel where I have ops and you don't have voice. If a channel name is specified, you will only be voiced on that channel.
%{help=key}%{+o|o}
%b/MSG%b %B %bKEY%b <password> <channel>
This will send you the key for a channel that is +k and possibly also invite you to that channel if it is +i (if the bot is on the specified channel).
%{help=pass}
%b/MSG%b %B %bPASS%b <password> - This sets a password for your handle. You need a password to use most commands and/or chat the bot.
%b/MSG%b %B %bPASS%b <oldpass> <newpass> - Allows you to change your password.
%{help=save}%{+m}
%b/MSG%b %B %bSAVE%b <password>
This makes the bot save its userfile.
%{help=rehash}%{+m}
%b/MSG%b %B %bREHASH%b <password>
This makes the bot reload its config file.
%{help=reset}%{+m}
%b/MSG%b %B %bRESET%b <password> [channel]
 This makes the bot reset its channel information, in case it becomes out of sync with reality. It isn't used much anymore.
%{help=status}%{+m|m}
%b/MSG%b %B %bSTATUS%b <password>
This gives you a short display of my current status. The status command in on the partyline is more informative.
%{help=who}
%b/MSG%b %B %bWHO%b <channel>
This will show you a list of who is on the specified channel right now, and each person's info line (if they have one).
%{help=whois}
%b/MSG%b %B %bWHOIS%b <handle>
Shows information about the specified handle.