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# Custom Commands

## Command Arguments

* *Options with <> are required*
* *Options with \[] are optional*

## Command Usage

&#x20;***/customcommand add***

* **(Name)** **-** *The name of your custom command*
* **(Description) -** *The description for your custom command*
* **\[Ephemeral]** - *Whether the command should be ephemeral*
* **\[Argument-name]** **-** *The name of the argument*
* **\[Argument-description] -** *The description of the argument.*
* **\[Argument Type] -** *The type of the argument*

## Argument Information

* **Ephemeral -** *Whether the command response is visible to others or not*
* **\[Argument-name] -** *The name of the argument (Example: amount)*

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