IDENTIFY: /ns identify password or /pass password.
This command will allow you to identify with NickServ.

RECOVER: /ns recover nickname password.
This command will help you to recover your nick when a user is using it, you can disconnect them using the recover command.

GHOST: /ns ghost nickname password.
This command will allow you to disconnect your nickname if you get disconnected from the chat but QuickChat still thinks you are there.

RELEASE: /ns release nickname password.
This command will allow you to release a nickname that is being held by services.

DROP: /ns drop nickname.
This command will allow you to drop your nickname
You should first identify to NickServ with the nick password, then use the drop command.
Note: If you drop a nickname and you have a channel, your channel will drop too.

INFO: /ns info nickname.
This command allow us to get all server information for an specific nick, such as registration date, last time seen, owner's user@hostmask, also the information the users entered with the field command.

ACC: /ns acc nickname.
With this command we can verify what is the user status towards the nickname, such as if the user is identify to it, if the user is matching the user access list or if the user doesnt have any access.
Possibles displays:
user is not online, the nickname is not register
-acc 0 (no access)
-acc 1 (matches the access list)
-acc 2 (identify)

ACCESS: /ns access list.
Allows you to list, add, delete or wipe user@host masks from your nickname.
Note: when we register a nickname our user@hostmask is added automatically in our nick access list.
/ns access add <user@host mask>
/ns access del <user@host mask>
/ns access wipe

WATCH: /ns watch add/del/list <nick|channel>.
This command will have ns manage your watch list. A watch list is similar to a notify list.
/ns watch add Josh

BUDDY: /ns buddy add/del/list <nick|channel>.
This command will have ns manage your buddy list. Same as watch and similiar to a notify.
/ns buddy add ^griffin^

LISTCHANS: /ns listchans nickname.
Allows you to have a list of all the channels you have access to.
Note you can only see the list of your nickname.

AUTH: /ns AUTH <command>[<nick|id>].
The AUTH the Authorization process when adding a nickname on your buddy/watch list.
LIST - Gives your a list of the requests
VIEW - Read the AUTH request Message
READ - Read the AUTH request Message
APPROVE - Approve the authorization request.
ACCEPT - Approve the authorization request.
DECLINE - Decline the authorization request.
REJECT - Decline the authorization request.

AUTHORIZE: /ns set authorize buddy <on|off>.
This setting will force a user to ask for your authorization before adding you to their Buddy list.
If you turn this option off, anyone can add you.
Turning this option on will mean that your authorization is required to be added to watch or buddy lists.
If you dont add an on or off parameter it will display your current authorization settings. /ns set authorize
/ns set AUTHORIZE, /msg NickServ SET AUTHORIZE BUDDY on

PASSWD: /ns set passwd newpassword.
This allows you to change your nickname password.

URL: /ns set url http://www.yourweb.com
This command allow you to set an url to your nickname info.

NOMEMO: /ns set nomemo on/off.
This command allow you to chose if you want to recive memos or not.

NOOP: /ns set noop on/off.
Your autorizathion will be required if anyone wants to add you in a channel aop/sop/vop/uop list.

EMAIL: /ns set email newemail.
This command allows you to change your email in your /ns info yournickname

SHOWEMAIL: /ns set showemail on/off.
If a user wishes his/her email to be seen by other uses, he/she should turn it on.

PROTECT: /ns set protect on/off.
. This command allows you to protect your nick from being used, the user nickname will be change to a guest one, if they dont enter the nick password.

SECURE: /ns set secure on/off.
This command makes NickServ ignore nickname access lists, when deciding if a user has access to a nickname. If this setting is on, in addition to the kill setting, and the user matches an access list, NickServ will not enforce the PROTECT switch, however the user will not be granted any privileges.

MRECEIPTS: /ns set mreceipts on/off.
With this command you won't get back notifications from the memos you have sent.

MFORWARD: /ns set mforward on/off nickname.
This will redirect all memos arriving to the nickname you specify. to disable it /ns set mforward OFF.