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# Home

## Welcome

Welcome to the official documentation of [Phoenix API](https://github.com/hatz2/PhoenixAPI) for interacting with [Phoenix Bot](https://phoenix-bot.xyz/). If this is your first time reading the documentation we recommend you to visit the [introduction page](/phoenix-docs/introduction.md) to get an overview of what this documentation has to offer.

## Help

If you need help using the API or you don't understand something in the documentation you can get help in the programming channel of our [discord server](https://discord.com/invite/phoenix-bot).

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