Find NYR in your server.
Open a channel where NYR is available and where you’re allowed to use bot commands. If NYR hasn’t been added, ask the server owner.
Good conversations. Unexpected game nights. A little help when you need it. Meet NYR, your server’s AI companion and everyday toolkit.
Ask a question, untangle an idea, or give your writing a second pass.
AI & writingMysteries, trivia, word puzzles, and a good old-fashioned dice roll.
Games & funConvert text, work out the numbers, or make a Discord timestamp.
Everyday utilitiesBrowse the toolkit. Copy a command. Make it yours in Discord.
Try another word or browse all categories.
This directory lists selected member commands. Availability and cooldowns depend on your server’s settings. Replace <placeholders> before sending; items in [brackets] are optional.
From the first “hey” to the next game night, there’s a lot to explore.
Ask NYR for a hand with a problem, a fresh idea, or a clearer explanation. The bot supports conversation history and learned names, with behavior managed by your server’s owner.
Explore AI tools-explain why the moon has phases-rewrite hey can we move this to friday-brainstorm a name for our groupQuestions, writing, coding help, and creative prompts.
Start a mystery, try a trivia round, or solve a word puzzle. Smaller commands keep things moving with dice rolls, coin flips, and icebreakers.
Find a game-roll 2d6A little friendly competition.Count words, calculate percentages, convert text, or build a Discord timestamp. Look up member and server information without leaving the conversation.
Browse utilities-wordcount <text>-percent 18 24-timestamp 2026-12-01Everything happens in your Discord server. Here’s how to get started.
Open a channel where NYR is available and where you’re allowed to use bot commands. If NYR hasn’t been added, ask the server owner.
Browse the directory and copy a template. Replace any placeholders with your own text, and keep the - or . prefix.
Start with -ping, or try -ask explain something interesting. Replies and results appear in the Discord channel.
This is a directory and feature guide. Copy a command and send it in Discord to use NYR.
NYR accepts both - and .. Use the prefix selector in the directory to copy your preferred version. Prefix commands are the focus of this guide.
Check the command’s spelling and required arguments, and make sure NYR is available in that channel. Server settings, cooldowns, permissions, or an AI provider issue may affect replies. Ask your server owner if it continues.
NYR supports saved conversation history and learned names. Memory and personality settings are controlled by the server owner. Treat messages sent to the bot as information that may be saved, and avoid sharing passwords or sensitive information.
Settings are managed separately by the bot’s owner. This site gives members a place to discover commands and learn what NYR can do.