> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.threadwatcher.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.threadwatcher.xyz/features/core-features/commands.md). # Commands This is a quick and dirty list of all commands featured on the core module of Thread-Watcher. You can learn more about each command by reading it's description and options directly in the Discord client itself. | Name | Description | Required Permissions | | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | `/watch` | used to toggle the watch status of an individual thread | User requires `Manage Threads` | | `/batch` | used to watch or unwatch multiple threads in a channel, category, or the whole server at once. Features [advanced filtering](/features/core-features/advanced-filtering.md) for more selective... selections? | User & bot requires `Manage Threads` | | `/config` | Used to configure Thread-Watcher settings | User requires `Manage Server` | | `/info` | provides some general information about the bot | | | `/list` | Used to list all watched threads and monitors. | No permissions required. However, it only lists watched threads that the user can actually view. | | `/monitor add` | Used to add or edit [monitors](/features/core-features/monitors.md) | User requires `Manage Threads` | | `/monitor add` | Used to remove monitors | User requires `Manage Threads` | ### User Permissions By default Thread-Watcher checks the permission a user has in the channel that the command is ran to decide whether or not a user is allowed to run the command. However, you can configure this yourself using [Slash Command Permissions](https://discord.com/blog/slash-commands-permissions-discord-apps-bots). Remember to enable the `Use Discord Command Permissions` setting in your Thread-Watcher configuration for Thread-Watcher to respect these new permissions!