> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.helpch.at/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.helpch.at/helpchat-plugins/chatchat.md).

# ChatChat

- [Commands](https://wiki.helpch.at/helpchat-plugins/chatchat/commands.md): List of all commands and the required permission that ChatChat has.
- [Permissions](https://wiki.helpch.at/helpchat-plugins/chatchat/permissions.md): A list of all permissions used by the plugin and a simple description.
- [Formats](https://wiki.helpch.at/helpchat-plugins/chatchat/formats.md): Everything about formats, how they work, permissions they require, etc.
- [Channels](https://wiki.helpch.at/helpchat-plugins/chatchat/channels.md): Everything about channels, how they work, permissions they require, etc.
- [Mentions](https://wiki.helpch.at/helpchat-plugins/chatchat/mentions.md): Everything you need to know about mentions.
- [Placeholders](https://wiki.helpch.at/helpchat-plugins/chatchat/placeholders.md): A list of internal and PlaceholderAPI placeholders provided by ChatChat.
- [API](https://wiki.helpch.at/helpchat-plugins/chatchat/api.md): All the documentation required to start using the API provided by ChatChat.
- [Getting Started](https://wiki.helpch.at/helpchat-plugins/chatchat/api/getting-started.md): Get started using the ChatChat API.
- [ChatChatAPI](https://wiki.helpch.at/helpchat-plugins/chatchat/api/chatchatapi.md): The main way to interact with the plugin
- [Events](https://wiki.helpch.at/helpchat-plugins/chatchat/api/events.md): ChatChat triggers a few events. You can find a list with all the events on this page.
- [Files](https://wiki.helpch.at/helpchat-plugins/chatchat/files.md): List of the default files the plugin contains.


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