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Documentation/guides/services/application-commands/introduction.md

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 # Introduction
 
-> [!IMPORTANT]
-> Please note that names of:
-> - slash commands
-> - sub slash commands
-> - slash command parameters
-> 
-> **must** be lowercase.
-
 ## [.NET Generic Host](#tab/generic-host)
 
 Adding application commands with the .NET Generic Host is very easy. Use @NetCord.Hosting.Services.ApplicationCommands.ApplicationCommandServiceServiceCollectionExtensions.AddApplicationCommands``2(Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.IServiceCollection) to add an application command service to your host builder. Then, use @NetCord.Hosting.Services.ApplicationCommands.ApplicationCommandServiceHostExtensions.AddSlashCommand*, @NetCord.Hosting.Services.ApplicationCommands.ApplicationCommandServiceHostExtensions.AddUserCommand* or @NetCord.Hosting.Services.ApplicationCommands.ApplicationCommandServiceHostExtensions.AddMessageCommand* to add an application command using the minimal APIs way and/or use @NetCord.Hosting.Services.ServicesHostExtensions.AddModules(Microsoft.Extensions.Hosting.IHost,System.Reflection.Assembly) to add modules from an assembly. You also need to use @NetCord.Hosting.Gateway.GatewayEventHandlerHostExtensions.UseGatewayEventHandlers(Microsoft.Extensions.Hosting.IHost) to bind the service event handlers.
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+> [!NOTE]
+> If you don't see the commands in Discord, try refreshing the Discord client using `Ctrl + R` on PC or `⌘ + R` on Mac.
+
+> [!IMPORTANT]
+> Please note that names of:
+> - slash commands
+> - sub slash commands
+> - slash command parameters
+> 
+> **must** be lowercase.
+
 ### Example Modules
 
 Here you can see example modules for each type of application command.