How to use Mico, the Discord application bot

Check bot latency and response time.

Responds with the current bot latency in milliseconds. Good way to check if the bot is online.

Display all available commands and their usage.

Shows a complete list of all Mico commands with brief descriptions. Use this as a quick reference from within Discord.

View bot information, statistics, and version.

Shows the current bot version, total servers, total applications processed, and other global stats.

Get the bot invite link and support server information.

Returns a button with the bot invite link and a link to the official Mico support server.

Submit feedback or report bugs directly to the developers.

Opens a modal where you can write and submit feedback. All submissions are reviewed by the Mico team.

View or continue one of your submitted applications in DMs.

Opens your application in DMs so you can review what you submitted or continue a saved draft.

Browse and review pending applications for a panel.

Shows a paginated list of pending applications for your server. You can accept or deny directly from here.

Search applications by user, panel, and/or status.

Search across all applications in your server. All three filters are optional, and you can combine them freely.

View reviewer statistics and leaderboard for your server.

Shows how many applications each reviewer has accepted or denied in the selected period. Handy for keeping tabs on staff activity.

Create a new application panel with a custom name.

Opens a setup flow to create a new panel. You will name the panel and then configure it further from the dashboard or using /panel edit.

Edit an existing panel's configuration and settings.

Opens a link to the dashboard panel settings page where you can edit every setting. Autocomplete lets you pick any panel in your server.

View all application panels in your server.

Returns a list of all panels, their status (open/closed/paused), and pending application counts.

Permanently delete an application panel and all its data.

Shows a confirmation before deleting. Deletion is permanent. All applications, questions, and settings for that panel are removed.

Duplicate an existing panel within this server.

Creates a copy of an existing panel including its questions, settings, and configuration. Useful for creating similar panels without starting from scratch.

Post or repost the panel message in a channel.

Sends the panel embed with the apply button to your configured channel. Use this to repost if the message was deleted.

View detailed information about a specific panel.

Shows all settings, question count, role configuration, and stats for the selected panel in an embed.

View application statistics for a panel.

Shows total applications, acceptance rate, AI score distribution, and activity over time for the selected panel.

Import a panel configuration from a share key.

Creates a new panel using the settings from a share key. Questions, embed settings, and configuration are copied. Roles are not imported.

Get the import key for a panel to share with other servers.

Returns the current share key for the panel. You can also reset it, which invalidates the old key.

Publish or unpublish a panel in the Mico community browser.

Published panels appear at micoapp.io/community for other servers to discover and import.

View your server's current subscription plan, limits, and expiration.

Shows your active plan, renewal date, current usage against limits, and a link to manage billing.

Purchase or upgrade your server's subscription plan.

Opens a link to the Mico pricing page or Stripe checkout to upgrade your server to Premium or Pro.

View detailed usage statistics for AI scores, tokens, and applications.

Shows how many AI scores, API tokens, and applications you have used this month compared to your plan limits.

Customize the bot's appearance in your server.

Change the bot's display name, bio, avatar, and banner specifically within your server. Only visible to your members. Requires Pro plan.