Self-Assignable Roles

Let members pick their own roles using slash commands — no panels, no reactions, just a simple command.

How It Works

Admins register roles as "self-assignable" and give each a short name. Members can then run /selfassignrole <name> to claim a role or /selfremoverole <name> to drop it. Autocomplete makes discovery instant — members never have to memorise names.

Setup

You can manage self-assignable roles from either the dashboard or Discord slash commands.

Dashboard (recommended)

1. Open the Self-Roles page from the sidebar
2. Select a Role from the dropdown
3. Enter a Command name — a short, lowercase identifier (e.g. fighter, pc-gamer)
4. Click Add Role

The role immediately appears in the list and members can start using it.

Slash Commands

Command	Description
/selfrole add role:<role> [name:<name>]	Add a role to the self-assignable list. Defaults to the role's name if no name is given.
/selfrole remove name:<name>	Remove a role from the list (autocomplete supported).
/selfrole list	Show all self-assignable roles in an embed.

All three subcommands require Manage Roles permission.

Member Commands

Command	Description
/selfassignrole <name>	Assigns the named role to yourself.
/selfremoverole <name>	Removes the named role from yourself.

Both commands show autocomplete suggestions — /selfassignrole only shows roles you don't already have; /selfremoverole only shows roles you do have.

Requirements

• The bot's role must be above any role it needs to assign in your server's role hierarchy (Server Settings → Roles → drag the bot's role higher).
• Names must be unique per server and are stored in lowercase.

Tips

• Use short, memorable names — members will type these directly (or select from autocomplete).
• Combine with Self-Roles and Reaction Roles for a complete role-selection experience.
• Names can contain hyphens: pc-gamer, among-us, 18plus.