> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.traderos.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Use TraderOS in your Discord server

> Add the TraderOS bot to your own server and ask it for levels, regime, plans and strategies with six slash commands.

Add the TraderOS bot to a Discord server you manage, and anyone in that server can ask it about a ticker with a slash command. The bot answers in the channel with a card that shows its numbers and the time they are from.

## Connect your server

**1. Open Discord**

In TraderOS, open **Discord** in the **Community** section of the left menu, or go to the **Discord** page.

**2. Authorize the bot**

Choose **Authorize on Discord**. Discord asks which server to add the bot to. You need permission to manage that server.

**3. Approve and come back**

Approve the permissions. You return to TraderOS with the server listed as connected. Type `/` in any channel of the server to see the commands.

You can connect more than one server, and disconnect a server from the same page whenever you like.

## The six commands

Each command takes a ticker, for example `/levels ES`.

| Command | What it answers |
| - | - |
| `/levels` | Key support and resistance levels |
| `/regime` | The current market regime and condition |
| `/plan` | A trading plan for the ticker |
| `/expected` | The expected move and volatility range |
| `/analyze` | A full technical analysis |
| `/strategy` | Strategy suggestions, ranked |

> [!NOTE]
>
> The bot's answers are analysis, not investment advice, and carry a "Powered by TraderOS" footer. A command only answers while the person who connected the server has access to it. If that access ends, the bot says so instead of answering.


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