/status

/status

Shows a health/diagnostic snapshot of the bot itself: how long it’s been running, how many servers/channels/users it’s in, which software versions it’s using, host CPU/RAM usage, and whether the external services Andi relies on (weather, satellite data, sky images and so on) are working.

Usage: just /status — no arguments. Useful for confirming the bot is actually healthy (not just online) — for example, checking it hasn’t silently reconnected recently, or that memory usage looks normal.

External Services lists each one with a colored dot: 🟢 up, 🟠 degraded (working, but partly or through a fallback), 🔴 down, ⚪ not set up, unknown, or not checked. It matches Andi’s status page, and comes from checks the bot already runs in the background, so /status itself never contacts those services. Detailed notes are on the status page.

CPU load and RAM usage are only available when the bot is running on Linux (which covers virtually every hosting platform, including Railway) — they show “N/A” if run locally on Windows instead.