Commands

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This command allows you to publish your app on the discord server. For more information on how to publish your app, check out the Publishing your first app tutorial

This command allows you to change the status of your app. You can set it to testers-needed to indicate you still need testers. Set it to testing-in-progress to indicate you have required testers while you are in the testing phase. Once you get accepted into production, you can set your app to in-production

A recent update changed the way this command works. Instead of having to tell CTB which channel to move, just go in the channel you want to move and use the /status command

This command allows you to change the name of your channel. By default, the channel is named following this pattern : {username}-{app-name}.

This command lets you create a preview channel. The channel will be created in the preview category and named based on the name you provide, following the same pattern as regular app channels created with the /new-app command.

Preview channels are designed for sharing ideas, not for recruiting testers. As such, preview channels cannot be converted into app channels. To start closed testing for your app, use the /new-app command instead.

This command allows you to indicate that you've installed the app and gain 1 point.
To use this command, go in the channel of the app you've installed and type /installed.

⚠️ You can only use this command once per channel and it will send a message in that channel.

This command allows you to indicate you've left feedback on the Google Play Store and gain 2 points.
To use this command, go in the channel of the app and type /feedback-left. There is currently no limit to the amount of feedback you can leave per app.

⚠️ This action will send a message in the channel of the app

This command lets you check your points and grade.

⚠️ Keep in mind that points expire 30 days after they are earned.

Displays the server’s leaderboard, ranking members by points from highest to lowest. You can navigate through the pages to see everyone's position.

Your current rank is also displayed at the bottom.

After a certain period, the leaderboard times out, preventing further navigation. This is due to Discord’s limitations.