Public commands

Any member can use these on every plan:

• /me — their own activity this week, karma, level and XP, and their chat personality type, such as Night owl or The Joker: a label for how they chat, not how much. With the weekly league on, it also shows their tier and place since Monday.
• /stats — a short group snapshot.
• /top — the top members of the last 7 days, ending with this week’s top league tier when the league is on.
• /link — the link to the public stats page.
• /help — the list of enabled commands.
• /rules — your group rules.
• /report — reply to a message to flag it to the admins privately.

Free command replies include a small Limzo mention.

On Pro and Ultra, members also get:

• /quote — a random quote candidate from the group;
• /champions — who owns each part of the day;
• /awards — the weekly MVP, helper and emoji champion;
• /insights — interesting auto-generated numbers.

Used in a Free group, these reply that the command is locked.

Every member command has its own switch:

1. Open the Limzo Mini App: tap Open Admin Panel in your chat with Limzo, or send /settings in the group, and pick your group.
2. Open Chat commands in the Commands section.
3. Use Public commands enabled to switch all of them at once, Enable all or Disable all, or the switch next to each command.
4. Set the Group cooldown and User cooldown if you need to (see below).

Changes save on their own. Game commands such as /quiz and /wordrace have their own switches under Games, and every game starts off.

Send /help in the group: it lists only the commands that are on. A switched-off command stays silent for members; when an admin types it, Limzo replies with a short note that it is off, plus a button to turn it on.

Write your rules once in Mini App → Group rules, and members can call them up any time with /rules. Before you write them, the command replies with a short pointer to where admins can add them. /report lets members flag a message to the admins privately: reply to it with /report, and the connected admins get the context with one-tap actions. Both can be switched off like any other command. Need a starting point? Copy one of the 10 Telegram group rules templates.

Always on, admin-only, and shown only in admins’ command menus. Regular members typing them are ignored silently:

• /settings opens the Mini App; /moderation shows moderation status; /topic picks the topic for automatic posts in a forum group.
• /warn · /warns · /unwarn · /resetwarns run the warning ladder.
• /ban · /mute · /kick · /unban · /unmute act on a member: reply to their message or use @username, with optional durations like 30m, 2h, 1d on /mute and /ban.
• /blockpack · /unblockpack block or allow a whole sticker pack: reply to one of its stickers.
• /trust · /untrust add or remove a trusted member: reply to their message, or use @username or their user ID.

Full details in the moderation guide.

Cooldowns keep one member or one command from flooding the chat. Defaults: 20 seconds per group and 60 per member on Free; Pro and Ultra reply faster at 10 and 20, and their game rounds reopen in half the time. Example: with a 60-second user cooldown, a member who sends /me twice in a row gets one answer and a short wait notice, which deletes itself once the wait is over. If members say Limzo is slow, lower the cooldowns; raise them only if one command floods the chat. Both live in Mini App → Chat commands.

The usual causes:

• It is switched off in Chat commands, or Public commands enabled is off.
• A cooldown is running: wait for it, or lower it.
• It is a Pro command in a Free group: Limzo says it is locked.
• It is an admin command typed by a regular member.
• Limzo is not an admin and can’t see the group’s messages: see permissions.

Send /help to see which commands are on right now.