# Administrative Functionalities

Goat AI Bot comes equipped with powerful administrative features to help you manage your Telegram group effectively. Below are the available administrative operations and their usage methods. Please note that all commands can be used with either `/` or `!` prefixes.

### 1. Kick Operation

The kick operation allows you to remove a user from the group. Use one of the following methods:

**Usage Method 1:**

```bash
/kick <username>
```

**Usage Method 2:** Reply to the user's message with:

```bash
/kick
```

The bot will extract the username from the replied message.

### 2. Ban Operation

The ban operation not only removes a user from the group but also prevents them from rejoining. Utilize one of the following methods:

**Usage Method 1:**

```bash
/ban <username>
```

**Usage Method 2:** Reply to the user's message with:

```bash
bashCopy code/ban
```

Similar to the kick operation, the bot will extract the username from the replied message.

**Note:** The ban operation automatically kicks the user and disallows them from rejoining the group.

### 3. Mute Operation

The mute operation restricts a user from sending messages for a specified duration. Choose one of the following methods:

**Usage Method 1:**

```bash
/mute <username>
```

*(Uses the default mute duration of 1 hour or as configured in bot settings.)*

**Usage Method 2:**

```php-template
/mute <username> <duration> in hours
```

**Usage Method 3:** Reply to the user's message with:

```bash
/mute
```

The bot will extract the username from the replied message and apply the default mute duration.

### 4. Unmute Operation

The unmute operation removes the restriction on a muted user. Utilize the following method:

**Usage Method:**

```bash
/unmute <username>
```

*(or reply to the user's message with /unmute)*

### 5. Status Operation

Check the status of a user with the status operation. Use one of the following methods:

**Usage Method 1:**

```bash
/status <username>
```

**Usage Method 2:** Reply to the user's message with:

```bash
/status
```

The bot will extract the username from the replied message.

This operation provides details about the user, including their join date, last seen, and mute status.

This commands can be used with either `/` or `!` will work


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