Quickstart Guide
Get Annie Mei running in your Discord server in just a few minutes.Add the Bot to Discord
The quickest way to start is to invite the hosted Annie Mei bot directly:Add Annie Mei to your Discord serverOpen the link, choose your Discord server, and authorize the bot.
You’ll need “Manage Server” permissions on the Discord server to add bots.
Verify the Bot is Online
Once added, check that Annie Mei appears online in your server’s member list. The bot will automatically register its slash commands when it starts up.You can verify this by typing
/ in any channel - you should see Annie Mei’s commands in the autocomplete menu.Try Your First Command
Let’s test the bot with a simple health check:The bot should respond with a short greeting, confirming it’s online and can answer slash commands.
Look Up an Anime
Now try searching for an anime:Annie Mei will return detailed information from AniList, including the title, description, rating, episode count, and more.
You can search by name or use an AniList ID for exact matches. Japanese kana is also supported!
Link your AniList account (optional)
To include your AniList watch or read status in server lookups, link your AniList account:Complete the browser flow that opens from the button. After that, your status and score can appear in
/anime and /manga results for your server.Confirm the linked account with:Available commands
Here’s a quick reference of all available commands:| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/help | Shows all available commands and usage information |
/ping | Quick greeting to confirm the bot is online |
/register | Start secure AniList OAuth linking |
/whoami | View the AniList account currently linked to your Discord profile |
/anime search:<term or id> | Look up anime by name or AniList ID |
/manga search:<term or id> | Look up manga by name or AniList ID |
/songs search:<term or id> | Find opening and ending theme songs for an anime |
Search Tips
- Use AniList IDs for exact matches when you know the specific ID
- Japanese kana is fully supported - search in Japanese if you prefer
- Wrap numeric titles in quotes to prevent parsing issues (e.g.,
/songs search:"86") - Partial matches work - you don’t need to type the full title
