Bot Commands

Here you manage the bot's default commands and your own commands that can be used in chat.

Dashboard overview

On this page you manage default commands and custom commands and adjust permissions, cooldowns, and responses.

Default commands

The default commands are organized into four categories: Information · Moderation · Stream Management · Utility

All commands can be individually configured in the dashboard.

!accountageShows account age and creation date
Usage: !accountage @username (with or without @; without input, shows your own account)
!commandsShows link to commands overview
Usage: !commands (link is also displayed at the top of the dashboard page)
!followageShows follow duration to channel
Usage: !followage @username (with or without @; without input, shows your own account)
!uptimeShows stream uptime
Usage: !uptime

Custom commands

Under this tab you create and manage your own commands. Enter a name under Command and the text the bot should post under Response. You can also set aliases when creating a command, i.e. alternative names. Once created, the command has the same settings as default commands (see Configuration fields below). At the bottom right you will find the Variables button with all available placeholders.

Configuration fields

Each command supports the following settings:

  • User Level: Who is allowed to use this command. The selected role and higher roles can trigger it.
  • When active?: Always active or only when the stream is online/offline.
  • Cooldown Global/User: Total time or per-viewer time before the command can be used again.
  • Command aliases: Alternative names for the command; can be added with or without !.
  • Response: Enter your response. Clicking the default button at the top right resets the response to the default. Under the textbox you can see the variables you can use.

The Active toggle for each command enables/disables it for chat.

Variables

A complete list of variables is available in the Bot Variables section in the left menu. You can write variables as $(...) or ${...}; positional arguments also work with {1}, {2}, etc.

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