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# Setting Up

On this page, you'll learn the basics of setting up Server Builder so you can get the most from it.

## **Inviting Server Builder:**

If you haven't invited Server Builder yet, you can do so using one of our two invite links:

* [Recommended Invite](https://discord.com/api/oauth2/authorize?client_id=835576435552550993\&permissions=268954705\&scope=bot)
* [Administrator Invite](https://discord.com/api/oauth2/authorize?client_id=835576435552550993\&permissions=8\&scope=bot)

## **Arguments:**

Many of Server Builder's commands include arguments, some required and some optional. Let's learn how to tell between the two.

{% hint style="info" %}
Remember **not** to actually use `<`, `>`, `{`, or `}` in the actual commands. These are only here so you can recognize arguments.
{% endhint %}

**Angle Brackets (< and >):**

Angle Brackets are used to show arguments that are *required*. For example, you will need to tag a channel when you see `<channel>`.

**Curly Brackets ({ and }):**

Curly Brackets are used to show arguments that are *optional*. For example, it is optional to mention a user when you see `{user}`.

## Admin-Only Commands:

Many commands in Server Builder are **admin-only**. This means that they can only be used by administrators of the server said command is run in. Commands with a star (`*`) in front of them are admin-only.