Automations - Commands

Rules are built in the dashboard; these commands let admins check and switch them from Discord. Every command needs the bot's Admin level, and Discord shows them only to members with Manage Server. Replies are private.

• /automations list shows every rule with its status, trigger and run count.
• /automations info rule: shows one rule: status, trigger, how many conditions and actions, cooldown, runs and the per-member limit. The rule option suggests your rules as you type.
• /automations toggle rule: turns one rule on or off.
• /automations enable and /automations disable turn the whole module on or off, like the switch at the top of the panel. /automations enable works while the module is off; the other commands answer "This module is disabled." until it is on again.
• /automations stats shows whether the system is on, how many rules are active, the total number of runs and the rules that ran most.
• /automations debug message: takes a message link (or the ID of a message in the channel you use it in) and checks every rule that runs on messages against it, disabled rules included, in the order they run: for each rule, the actions it would run, or why it would not (it is off, its options leave the message out, a condition that did not pass, the spam threshold is not reached, a cooldown or the per-member limit, or an earlier rule stops later ones). Nothing is run: no action, no cooldown, no log. Spam rules are checked against the author's recent messages as the spam detectors see them now. You can only check messages in channels whose history you can read. Test against a message at the top of the dashboard's Rules tab does the same with a message link, and Test this rule at the bottom of a rule's editor checks only that rule (its saved version). Both work for rules a message sets off (When a message is sent and the message spam triggers); other triggers run when their event happens, so try those in a test server.

Each command can be switched off on the Commands tab.