One config file. Every info command your server needs.
InfoCommands lets you build your own chat commands like /rules and /links from one config file, plus a join welcome, so new players get their answers fast.
Sooner or later every server needs a rules command, a links command, and a friendly line for fresh joins. InfoCommands covers the lot from one config file and you never touch code to do it. Each block in the config becomes one chat command with its own colour, its own cooldown, and either plain lines or a list of links. Staff only commands and a help menu that builds itself come along for the ride.
config.json. Each block makes one command, like /rules or /links.{server}, {online}, {map}, {player}, {time} or {date} into any line and I fill them in as the command runs./help list only shows the commands that player is actually allowed to use, so it never goes stale.| Command | What It Does | Where |
|---|---|---|
InfoCommands.Reload |
Reload the config and rebuild every command with no restart. | Both |
InfoCommands.List |
Print every chat command that is set up right now. | Console |
InfoCommands.Post <command> |
Post one info block into your Discord channel. | Both |
You name every player command yourself in config.json, so rename or remove any of these. This is the set that ships in the default config.
| Command | What It Does |
|---|---|
/rules |
Show your server rules. |
/links |
Show your server links, like Discord, the store, and voting. |
/discord |
Show your Discord invite. |
/wipe |
Show the next wipe date. |
/staff |
A staff only note, locked behind a permission node. |
/help |
The menu of commands that player is allowed to use, built for you. |
| Node | What It Unlocks |
|---|---|
InfoCommands.Staff |
The example node on the shipped /staff command. You pick your own node names on any command you want to lock. |
Put a Permission field on any command block and only players holding that node see it in /help or may run it. When the Permissions plugin is missing or the check is off, a gated command stays hidden and locked for everybody. That is fail closed on purpose, so a staff note can never leak. Commands with no node are open to all.
To see every configuration option, visit our docs. To edit your config files the easy way, open our configuration editor.
InfoCommands folder into ArkApi/Plugins/. Keep the folder named InfoCommands, since AsaApi will not load a plugin whose folder and DLL names differ.InfoCommands/config.json and set up your commands, your tags and your colours.AsaApiLoader.exe.ArkApi.log for the loaded line, then try /help in game.Stuck on a step, or seeing an error you do not like? Come and ask in the Discord and I will sort it out with you: https://discord.gg/8GGaEzWk9p
What does InfoCommands do?
InfoCommands turns one config file into all the info commands your server needs. Every block you write becomes a chat command with its own colour, cooldown and text, so a rules command, a links menu, a wipe date and a staff note all come from the same place with no code involved.
How do I install InfoCommands?
Unzip the download and drop the InfoCommands folder into ArkApi/Plugins/, keeping the folder name so it matches the DLL. Set up your commands in config.json, then restart the server through the AsaApi loader and look for the loaded line in ArkApi.log.
Can I add my own commands and rename the ones that ship?
Yes, that is the whole point of it. Each block in config.json makes one command with its own colour, cooldown, header, lines or links. Add, drop or rename blocks whenever you like, run InfoCommands.Reload, and the new set is live.
Does it need Permissions or ArkShop?
No. InfoCommands runs on its own and never touches a shop. Permissions is only checked when you put a node on a command, and without it those gated commands stay hidden and locked while everything else carries on as normal.
Are the online and map tags live?
Yes. Tags are filled in the moment a player runs the command, so {online} shows the count right then and not a number from when the server booted. The same goes for {map}, {time}, {date}, {server} and {player}.
Does it add a welcome message for new joins?
It can. Switch the join message block on and a new player gets your lines a few seconds after they load in. It ships off, because it is the one game hook I use, and if a game patch ever breaks that hook I turn the welcome off myself and write a note in the log.
Was any AI content used in the making of this?
The source code itself was fully created by myself. I do use ChatGPT occasionally to generate product images, and I do use ChatGPT to generate the website descriptions. I do this because I don't speak native English perfectly. I am natively from Sweden, so I use GPT to help translate and write product descriptions. I also will sometimes use GPT to write better English logs. Majority of my Free plugins are open source, so you can review the code yourself and freely fork and edit it to your liking.
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InfoCommands | Custom /rules and /links Commands for ASA is a plugin for ARK: Survival Ascended, published on GameServersHub by Lucas F. InfoCommands lets you build your own chat commands like /rules and /links from one config file, plus a join welcome, so new players get their answers fast.
It is listed under Plugins for ARK: Survival Ascended.
InfoCommands is made for ARK: Survival Ascended servers.
GameServersHub lists 28 ARK: Survival Ascended resources in total, and this one sits in the Plugins category.
InfoCommands is in Plugins, the category for server plugins, mods, extensions, and add-ons for game servers.
The category holds 29 resources across every game, 26 of them for ARK: Survival Ascended.
InfoCommands is aimed at server owners and admins who want to add features to their ARK: Survival Ascended server. In the creator's words: InfoCommands lets you build your own chat commands like /rules and /links from one config file, plus a join welcome, so new players get their answers fast.
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InfoCommands was created and published by Lucas F, a GameServersHub member since October 2, 2026 (20 days ago). Lucas F has 25 resources on the site.
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The current release is 206 KB. That is small enough to upload to a rented server through its web file manager.
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Back up the folders it writes to and every config file it replaces. With a copy you can roll back in minutes if InfoCommands conflicts with something else on the server.
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The creator has not published a config preview for InfoCommands. The description explains which settings you can change.
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A safe way to find out: install it on a test copy, watch CPU, memory and tick rate with your normal player load, then compare with the server before.
The latest version is 0.0.1, released on July 21, 2026. It is a patch release, which fixes bugs without changing features.
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InfoCommands was first published on GameServersHub on July 21, 2026, 93 days ago.
The creator's notes for 0.0.1 (July 21, 2026): Version 0.0.1. Imported from the developer's release catalog.
Its last release, 0.0.1, came out 93 days ago (July 21, 2026). That can mean it is stable rather than abandoned, so check recent reviews and the description.
Download the latest release from this page, back up your current config, then replace the old files with the new ones and restart.
Read the changelog in the Versions tab first: major releases can change config options, so compare your old settings with the new defaults.
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The default license covers your own game servers or projects, so running InfoCommands on several servers you operate is allowed unless the creator says otherwise in the description.
Servers you run for someone else, such as a client, are not your own; ask the creator first.
Changing its settings for your own servers is what the config is for. Deeper edits for your own use are not forbidden by the default license, but sharing an edited copy still counts as redistribution, which is not allowed without the creator's permission.
Keep a note of your changes: updates to InfoCommands can overwrite edited files.
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