Assistant

The Assistant is a natural-language front end for features Airwavy already has, not an open-ended chat partner. It responds when a message starts with an Airwavy mention or when a member posts in the configured Assistant channel, recognizes what was meant, and runs the same underlying action the matching slash command would before replying with a short result.

• Choose a public or staff channel where short, on-topic requests are appropriate.
• Do not submit secrets, private credentials, confidential documents, or sensitive personal data to the Assistant.

1. Open Assistant in the dashboard and enable it.
2. Choose the dedicated Assistant channel and save.
3. Start a message with an Airwavy mention or post in the configured channel using non-sensitive test content, for example "what's my balance?".

• Start a message with Airwavy's Discord mention in a server text channel, or send a non-empty message in the configured Assistant channel.
• Ask in plain language, for example "@Airwavy what's my balance?" or "@Airwavy what can you do?".
• Messages from bots and webhooks are ignored.
• A mention elsewhere in the message does not start the Assistant; put the Airwavy mention first.

• Check your own economy wallet and bank balance, or ask about another member's by name.
• Ask a general "what can you do" question for a short summary of current capabilities.
• When a name matches more than one member, the Assistant asks you to be more specific or lists the close matches instead of guessing.
• A request the Assistant does not recognize gets a short reply suggesting the matching slash command instead.

• Personal Premium and Server Premium use a 3-second per-member cooldown.
• Everyone else uses an 8-second per-member cooldown.
• A displayed maintenance notice or temporary service-unavailable response can pause requests independently of the cooldown.

• The Assistant has no persistent conversation memory: each message is classified and answered on its own, so there is no history to reset.
• A local AI model is used only to recognize which request was meant and pull out simple details such as a member's name; it never performs the requested action itself.
• Every action the Assistant runs uses the same deterministic permission checks, entity resolution, and feature code as the matching slash command.
• A destructive action will always require an explicit confirm-or-cancel step once one is available; it is never performed just because the model was confident.

• A recognized request returns the same result the matching slash command would, such as a wallet and bank balance.
• An unclear member name is met with a request to be more specific or a short list of close matches instead of a guess.

The command reference is continuously checked against Airwavy's active commands. Use the linked entries for current options, cooldowns, and Discord permissions.