Bnder Help Center

Setup

After adding the bot to your server, you can get a guided tour to set up some basic settings by running the following command:

Basic commands

We will go through some of the most common commands to get a basic understanding.

First, create a task:

To then display tasks, use:

You will notice that there are no tasks displayed. This is because the task you created is not assigned to you.

So, to see all the tasks that have been created so far, we can run:

The task will now appear in the todo category.

To keep track of your progress, each task has a status of todo, in progress or done. When you create a new task, the default status is todo. To change the status of a task, we need the task ID, which can be found when creating or listing tasks.

The following command sets the status of the task with the ID 1 from todo to in progress

All task commands can be found here.

Assign tasks

You can distribute tasks by assigning them to other users in Discord or to People teams in the web app. To assign the previously created task (My first task) to a user, you can use the task assign command:

This command assigns the task with the ID 1 to the user SomeUser.

It is also possible to assign a user to a task directly when creating it:

When a task is assigned to a user, the user will receive a DM notification from the bot.

Projects

If your team is working on different things at the same time, projects come in handy. In short, a project is an isolated place for tasks. Read more about projects here.

By the way, the task “My first task” was also created in a project. This is the default project, and unless you create another, all tasks will be created in this project.

If you want to keep track of which books you want to read and which you have already read, without being distracted by other tasks, you can create a project called books:

You can now select the project by clicking on the blue “Select project” button or using this command:

Tasks you create will now be placed in books until you select another project.

For a list of all project commands, click here.