Trinix Command Atlas: The Most Useful Commands for New Server Owners
Trinix documents 105 slash commands, which is useful until a new server owner has no idea where to begin. This shorter atlas points to the commands that establish a safe, usable foundation first.
First hour: permissions, logs, and onboarding
/setup_loggercreates the private logging stack./setwelcomeconfigures the newcomer greeting./setautoroleassigns an approved role on join./userinfogives staff account, join, activity, device, badge, and role context where available.
Test these commands with a non-staff account before inviting a large audience.
Moderation essentials
Use /warn, /warnings, and /clear_warnings for a reviewable warning process. Commands such as /mute, /tempban, /kick, and /ban include hierarchy safeguards, but staff should still provide clear reasons.
For automated protection, review /enable, /disable, /set_moderation_severity, and the anti-raid controls before switching them on.
Tickets and channel operations
/setticketpanel creates the support entry point. /add_to_ticket grants a member or role access, while /setticketcloseroles defines who may close requests. /clean and /clone_channel handle targeted channel maintenance.
Creator and media alerts
/add_youtube_channel, /add_twitch_streamer, and /add_tiktok connect creator updates to a Discord channel with optional role pings. Use the corresponding remove commands when a feed is no longer relevant.
Member progression and the virtual economy
New members usually start with /daily, /balance, and /profile. Jobs and education use /jobapply, /work, /collegeapply, and /college. Store, inventory, HYSA, vehicle, and game commands give members several progression paths without leaving Discord.
Markets and server IPO gameplay
/stock market, /stock buy, /stock sell, /stock portfolio, and /stock trend power the virtual market. Server owners can review /ipo launch and /ipo manage after reading the rules and virtual-gameplay disclaimers.
AI companion controls
Members talk to Trinix by mentioning it in a server message or sending a DM. /set_personality, /show_personality, /add_likes, and /add_dislikes shape that user's companion experience.
Use the full reference when details matter
This article is a starting map, not a replacement for syntax and permission notes. Open the full Command Atlas, then pair it with the feature guides for rollout context.