Update new commands list

Author: kyb3r

README.md

@@ -49,21 +49,36 @@ If you are keen to stay updated with the latest features then follow the updatin
 
 ## Commands
 
-| Name         | Description                                                          |
-|--------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------|
-| setup        | Sets up the categories that will be used by the bot.                 |
-| about        | Shows some general information about the bot.                        |
-| contact      | Allows a moderator to initiate a thread with a given recipient.      |
-| reply        | Sends a message to the current thread's recipient.                   |
-| close        | Closes the current thread and deletes the channel.                   |
-| archive      | Closes the thread and moves the channel to the archive category.     | 
-| block        | Blocks a user from using modmail                                     |
-| blocked      | Shows a list of users that are currently blocked                     |
-| unblock      | Unblocks a user from using modmail                                   |
-| snippets     | Shows a list of snippets that are currently configured.              |
-| customstatus | Sets the bot playing status to a message of your choosin             |
-| disable      | Closes all threads and disables modmail for the server.              |
-| update       | Checks for new versions and updates the bot, follow the [updating guide](https://github.com/kyb3r/modmail/wiki/Updating) to use this command. |
+### Modmail related 
+
+| Name     | Command                                                    |
+|----------|------------------------------------------------------------|
+| setup    | Sets up a server for modmail                               |
+| reply    | Reply to users using this command.                         |
+| edit     | Edit a message that was sent using the reply command.      |
+| contact  | Create a thread with a specified member.                   |
+| close    | Close the current thread.                                  |
+| logs     | Shows a list of previous modmail thread logs of a member.  |
+| block    | Block a user from using modmail.                           |
+| blocked  | Returns a list of blocked users                            |
+| unblock  | Unblocks a user from using modmail.                        |
+| nsfw     | Flags a modmail thread as nsfw.                            |
+| snippets | Returns a list of snippets that are currently set.         |
+| mention  | Changes what the bot mentions at the start of each thread. |
+
+### Utility commands
+| Name     | Command                                                    |
+|----------|------------------------------------------------------------|
+| help     | Shows the help message.                                    |
+| update   | Checks for new versions and updates the bot                |
+| github   | Shows the github user your modmail api token is linked to. |
+| prefix   | Changes the prefix for the bot.                            |
+| alias    | Returns a list of aliases that are currently set.          |
+| about    | Shows information about the bot.                           |
+| status   | Set a custom playing status for the bot.                   |
+| ping     | Pong! Returns your websocket latency.                      |
+| eval     | Evaluates python code (Bot owner only)                     |
+| config   | Manually hange configuration for the bot.                  |
 
 ## Features
 
@@ -73,6 +88,9 @@ Snippets are shortcuts for predefined messages that you can send. You can add sn
 ### Custom Mentions
 If you want the bot to mention a specific role instead of `@here`, you need to set a config variable `MENTION` and set the value to the mention of the role or user you want mentioned. To get the mention of a role or user, type `\@role` in chat and you will see something like `<@&515651147516608512>` use this string as the value for the config variable.
 
+### Thread Logs
+Thread conversations are automatically logged and a log link (logs.modmail.tk) is provided with each thread.
+
 ### Delete Linked Messages
 Did you accidentally send something you didnt mean to with the `reply` command? Dont fret, if you delete the original message on your side, this bot automatically deletes the corresponding message that was sent to the recipient of the thread!