> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://watora.gitbook.io/watora/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://watora.gitbook.io/watora/master.md).

# Home

## Get started with this wiki

{% hint style="danger" %}
**Make sure to read this before reading another part of the wiki :**

* Do not literally write `[ ] ( )` in your commands.&#x20;
* Sometimes you'll have to write the vertical bar or pipe, "|". This generally happens when you need to specify several roles/texts.. It doesn't apply when the veritcal bar is written without spaces between two parameters.
* This wiki doesn't display it but every command is called with a prefix.
  {% endhint %}

Welcome to **Watora's Documentation** !

I hope you'll find enough help to **fully understand** Watora. If you want to correct, edit, add or remove something on this Wiki, you can go on [the GitHub page](https://github.com/Zenrac/watora-doc). Your help will be gladly accepted !&#x20;

## Setting up Watora

Watora doesn't need any setup, it's designed to be intuitive.

However, you can configure many things. Take a look the the [settings page.](/watora/configuration/settings.md)

## Setting up Autoplaylists

You can find a cool page to learn everything about Autoplaylists [here](/watora/features/autoplaylists.md).

## Creating your own commands and aliases

If you want to create your own commands and your own aliases you'll have to use CustomCommands. Maybe you should take a look at the [Custom Commands page.](/watora/features/custom-commands.md)
