Official DocumentationKakashi
Documentation
Everything you need to configure Kakashi, build your shinobi in Kakashi RPG and create character-based roleplay with NarutoVerse.
Choose where to start.
Getting Started
Invite Kakashi, learn how commands work and choose the part of the bot you want to use first.
Start here →02Server Configuration
Language, autoroles, welcome and leave messages, ban messages, confessions, Reddit feeds and permissions.
Configure →03Kakashi RPG
Build a persistent shinobi through chapters, training, chakra, jutsus, combat, villages, items and squads.
Enter the RPG →04NarutoVerse
Create RP characters, proxy messages, run scenes, use narrator and NPC tools, and configure reviews.
Open NarutoVerse →I want to…
| Goal | Start here |
|---|---|
| Add/configure Kakashi for a server | Start Here → Server Configuration |
| Start the RPG for the first time | Your First Adventure |
| Understand jutsus | How Jutsus Work |
| Improve my RPG build | Builds → Specializations |
| Fix a battle problem | How Combat Works → Battles |
| Create a NarutoVerse character | Creating Characters |
| Understand why RP messages change name/avatar | How Proxying Works |
| Configure NarutoVerse for a server | Initial Setup |
| Look up a command quickly | Command Reference |
| Fix a common problem | Help & Troubleshooting |
How these docs are organized
The main guides teach systems rather than repeating a command list. Important pages explain what the feature does, how it connects to other systems, how to use it, useful tips, common mistakes and troubleshooting.
The Command Reference is intentionally shorter. Use it when you already know what you want and only need syntax or a quick description.
If you are completely new to Kakashi RPG, follow the onboarding instead of reading every mechanic first. If you are a server admin setting up NarutoVerse, test one RP channel before enabling it across the whole server.
Documentation languages
The documentation is available in English, Español, Português (Brasil), Français and Русский. English is the canonical source for future edits, while every current public documentation route is mirrored in the four translated locales.