Word reactions

1. Open your server's dashboard (see Managing your servers).
2. In the left menu, Configuration group, click Word reaction. You can also use the Word reaction tile (Automation category) on the server home.

1. Counters: Rules (number of rules / maximum for your plan) and Distinct emojis (number of different emojis used by your rules).
2. Refresh reloads the list from the server; Add a rule opens the form (greyed out once your plan's limit is reached).
3. Premium banner: the limits of each plan, yours is marked Current.
4. Configured rules: one card per rule, with its switch, Edit and the bin icon.

1. Click Add a rule. The New word reaction form replaces the list.
2. Fill in the two fields below.
3. Click Save. The message "Word reaction created." confirms it and the rule shows up in the list, already active.

1. The Trigger word field.
2. The emojis already picked; the counter (2/10 here) is shown next to Reaction emojis.
3. The emoji picker: one tab per category of standard Discord emojis. If your server has its own emojis, an extra Serveur tab lists them.

Cancel closes the form without saving anything.

For every message sent by a member, the bot lower-cases the text and checks each active rule:

• Partial match: the rule fires if the word appears anywhere in the message, even inside another word. A cat rule therefore also reacts to "category" or "concatenate". Pick fairly specific words.
• Case is ignored: Coffee, COFFEE and coffee trigger the same rule (accents, however, do count).
• Several rules at once: if a message contains several configured words, the bot adds the emojis of each rule.
• Anti-spam: when a message triggers several rules, or a rule with several emojis, the bot won't do it again for the same member for 10 seconds. Single-emoji rules triggered on their own always react.

Example on the Café des Devs server with the rules coffee → ☕, hello → 👋 and congrats → 🎉:

The bot doesn't react to messages from other bots, to messages removed by the anti-raid, or to messages from accounts on the Dispatch.IO blacklist.

Each card in the Configured rules list shows the word, its emojis and its status.

The same rules can also be managed from Discord with the Word reaction category of /config (see Bot configuration): it's the same list.

Once the limit is reached, the Add a rule button is greyed out and any attempt returns "Limit reached: 5 rule(s) maximum." (depending on your plan).

If your server goes back to a lower plan, no rule is deleted: only the rules within the limit stay active, the others get the Over quota badge and turn back on when the subscription is renewed. See Server subscription.

• Delay: immediate. The rule is saved in the database shared with the bot and its cache is refreshed at the same time; the next message takes it into account.
• No log message is posted on Discord for these changes; they show up in Configuration Logs (Word reaction category).
• Several administrators: if someone else edits the rules while you have the page open, the list updates by itself and a "Word reactions updated by …" message appears.

The details are explained in Synchronisation with the bot.

These messages appear at the bottom of the screen. Some come straight from the server and stay in French whatever the site language: the French text is shown below in quotes, with its meaning.

• Reactions and triggers: the bot side of the module.
• Reaction roles: give roles with reactions.
• Premium plans and limits
• Synchronisation with the bot