The Basics

PyKorone is designed for working in groups and private chats. It has numerous features that are organized into modules. Modules are simply a set of commands that are related to each other by functionality.

You can learn more about modules and the available modules in the Modules section. This guide will focus on the basis of using PyKorone.

Invoking Commands

To interact with PyKorone, you must use commands. Commands are messages that start with a slash (/) followed by the command name. For example, to check if PyKorone is available, you can send the command /start.

Commands can be used in both group and private chats. In group chats, you can optionally mention PyKorone along with the command name to avoid conflicts with other bots. For example, you can use /start@PyKoroneBot to check the availability of PyKorone without invoking the /start command of other bots.

Learning Commands

Unlike other bots, PyKorone does not have a help menu with all available commands. Instead, you can use the Modules section to learn about the available commands. Each module has a list of commands that are related to a specific functionality.