Mirai is used by sending chat messages in Discord with a certain format. All command for Mirai start with the prefix m.. For example, to generate a random number you would do m.random, which would then return a number from 1 to 10. For a full list of commands go to the commands list.

Advanced Usage:
An argument displayed as [name] is optional, and one displayed as <name> is required.
Another way of passing arguments to a command is through named arguments. This is done in the format of --name value or -n value

A requestable Managed Role can easily accomplish this. First create a role, preferably with the channel's name, that lets users view a channel. Then go to your server's dashboard and add a new role. Set this role to the one you just created and set the type of request. Now users can add and remove that role with m.role add/remove <role name>

In the channel's permissions create a rule for Mirai (or a bot role) with "Read Messages" denied.

Currently, no. This is something we want to add in the future, but it's a difficult issue to solve.

Downloading, re-encoding, and sending voice data to Discord is expensive. To make sure we have enough resources for everyone we end music players that are not currently in use.

On your server's dashboard there is a "Welcome Messages" section. Simply type in your message and select a channel, or choose Direct Messages. To include text like the user's name click the question mark.

While Discord-like mentions are planned to be supported, in the mean time you will need to format them as real mentions. The easiest way to see this is to place a backslash in front of a mention and send it. The result should look like this: User: <@125367104336691200> Channel: <#125367104336691200> Role: <@&125367104336691200>

On your server's dashboard, under the channel-specific settings, there is a "Message of the Day" section. You can enter the message you want to be displayed, and then input the hourly interval for it to be posted.

As seen on the commands page, airing notificiation commands for a channel must be in the form m.airing notify channel. For example, if you want to get notifications for an anime you would type m.airing notify channel anime_name, and to stop getting notified you would type m.airing notify channel stop anime_name.

Any user with the "Manage Channel(s)" permission can use disabled commands.

No. Mirai is a user like anyone else. You can't change a user's global avatar.

Mirai Kuriyama (栗山 未来) from Kyoukai no Kanata

Oh, you meant the code? Unfortunately Mirai is closed-source. We do this for reasons such as protecting our code from being stolen by other bots.