Tags

Create custom commands for FAQs, rules, and anything your server refers to often

Tags are server-specific custom commands — a quick way to store and retrieve frequently used responses, links, rules, or any content your members ask about repeatedly. Any member can use them; who can create and manage them is up to you.

Creating a Tag

/tag-add name:rules content:Please read #rules before chatting!

Tag names are 1–32 characters, case-insensitive, and must be unique in your server. You can attach an image instead of (or alongside) text content. Mentions (@everyone, role mentions, etc.) are automatically disabled in tag responses.

Using a Tag

/t name:rules

/t is the short command members use to pull up a tag. It supports autocomplete, so members don't need to remember the exact name.

Editing a Tag

/tag-edit name:rules

This opens an interactive panel with buttons to edit the content, rename the tag, or delete it. You can only edit tags you own — unless you have the Manage Guild permission, which lets you edit any tag in the server.

Browsing & Searching

If you're not sure whether a tag already exists, check before creating a new one:

/tag search name_contains:rule
/tag search name_starts_with:faq
/tag search owner:@username
/tag list

You can filter by name or by who created it, but not by both name filters at once (name_starts_with and name_contains can't be combined). /tag list shows everything with pagination.

To see stats on a specific tag — when it was created, who owns it, how many times it's been used:

/tag info name:rules

/tag random

/tag random picks a random tag from your server, optionally filtered by name or owner. Useful for discovering tags you've forgotten about.

Permissions

Permissions are configurable per command

By default, anyone can use /t and browse tags, anyone can create tags with /tag-add, and only members with Manage Guild can use /tag-admin. But you can restrict or open up any of these in Discord's integration settings.

To customize who can create, edit, or manage tags:

Server Settings → Integrations → sushii → Commands

A common setup is restricting /tag-add to a specific role (like a "Content Team" role) while keeping /t open to everyone.

Admin Commands

Members with Manage Guild (or a role you've configured) can use /tag-admin to manage tags across the server:

/tag-admin delete name:outdated-tag
/tag-admin delete_user_tags user:@username

delete_user_tags removes all tags owned by a specific user — useful when a member leaves or is removed from the server.