If the command component is generated using relative path, get the last folder's name, title case it and use it as category name. Otherwise, don't generate category.

The boolean check on line 5 from the image is unnecessary as the values can only ever be true or false from the check on line 2 of the image
Needs to strict comparison check on line 4 of the image

If vote count is set to voice channel user count and a user voted but left the channel it could cause potential bugs

Example Scenario

• Music playing
• Vote count is set to voice channel size
• There are 6 people in the voice channel so 6 votes are needed to skip (excluding bot itself)
• A user voted and left the channel (the user is now part of the vote but 5 votes are needed now)
• Another user joins that voice channel
• This means it needs 6 votes again but it'll still require only 5 because of the user who left

Hence, kind of a bug. The best way to fix this is to remove the user who left the voice channel from the votes.

At the moment, there are unused imports in the play and search command that should be removed

Checking whether music is playing in commands should the playing property of the queue instead of whether there is a current music playing.

Add the url regex as a property of the client. This removes the need to repeat the regex in separate files (by default only play and search command) and if people ever need to use the url regex during development, it will be there.

Component names can start and end with a "/" and that should not be the case.

Allow array of prefixes

Use objects to store arguments and imports of an event (object key) instead of using 2 separate objects to store both.

The config is not reset during release. It should contain blank info for people to fill in themselves except the default prefix.

Having MongoDB integration as the backend database system could be interesting and easy for users to make use of. Perhaps using Mongoose npm wrapper included in MuseCLI. Would love to see that happen. 👍

When queue or video is looping, stop command will not work.

The --packageManager option defaults to npm even if it was set to yarn. This isn't the case when the user selects an option via inquirer.