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User Guide

Pluto User Guide

Pluto — The extensible Discord bot platform by Nebula Corporation. Welcome to the User Guide. Here you will find everything you need to know to invite Pluto to your server, subscribe to modules, and manage your community.

Getting Started
Inviting Pluto
The Dashboard
Module Marketplace
Configuring Modules
Getting Support

1. Getting Started

Pluto is not just a single Discord bot; it is a platform. Instead of installing ten different bots to handle moderation, tickets, logging, and fun, you install Pluto once and select exactly which features (modules) you want to enable.

Modules are developed by Nebula Corporation and our community of verified third-party developers.

2. Inviting Pluto

To get started, you must invite Pluto to your Discord server:

Sign in to the Pluto Dashboard with your Discord account.
If you are an Administrator or the Owner of a server, it will appear in your Guild Picker.
Click on your server, and you will be prompted to authorize Pluto.
Make sure to grant Pluto the required permissions (e.g., Manage Channels, Send Messages) so modules can function correctly.

3. The Dashboard

The Dashboard is your control center for managing Pluto on your servers.

When you select a server, you will see its Overview. This page shows:

Active Modules: A list of all modules currently running on your server.
Quick Controls: Buttons to instantly disable a module if it's misbehaving or if you no longer need it.
Settings: Access global bot settings for your server, such as the command prefix or default language.

4. Module Marketplace

The Marketplace is where you discover new features to add to Pluto.

Browse the marketplace for modules that fit your community's needs.
Modules are categorized and tagged. You can view the author, the description, and whether the module is Free or Paid.
When you find a module you like, click into it to view its details and commands.
To install, go to your server's Dashboard, navigate to Modules, find the module in the list, and click Enable.

Safety Guarantee: Every module in the public marketplace has been strictly reviewed by Nebula Corporation staff to ensure it is secure, stable, and policy-compliant.

5. Configuring Modules

Many modules require setup before they work perfectly. For example, a "Greeting" module needs to know which channel to send welcome messages to.

There are two ways to configure modules:

Discord Slash Commands: Most modules provide setup commands. For example, /setup-greet #welcome. You can view a module's available commands on its Marketplace page.
Dashboard Config: Some advanced modules provide a configuration panel directly in your web dashboard under the module's listing.

6. Getting Support

If you run into issues, the Nebula Corporation team is here to help.

Tickets: You can open a support ticket directly from the Help & Support page.
Discord: Alternatively, you can use the /ticket open command within Discord to speak with our staff.
Module Issues: If a specific third-party module is broken, our staff can assist in contacting the developer or debugging the problem.