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Auto-Responder & React

Veronica’s automation tools allow you to create interactive and responsive environments by triggering specific actions based on message content.

💬 Auto-Responder

The Auto-Responder monitors chat for specific keywords or phrases and replies with a predefined message or a complex embed.

Configuration

Use the /autoresponder command to manage your triggers.
1

Add a Trigger

Create a new response based on a keyword.
/autoresponder add trigger:hello response:Hey there! How can I help?
2

Choose Match Type

Refine how the bot detects the trigger:
  • Exact Match: Trigger must be the only text in the message.
  • Contains: Trigger can be anywhere in the message.
  • Starts With: Message must begin with the trigger.
3

Advanced Responses

You can use JSON formatting in the response field to send rich embeds:
{
  "title": "Support Information",
  "description": "Please visit our support channel for help.",
  "color": "#5865F2"
}

Commands

CommandDescription
/autoresponder addCreate a new automated response
/autoresponder removeDelete a specific trigger
/autoresponder listView all active auto-responses
/autoresponder toggleTemporarily enable/disable a trigger

🎭 Auto-React

Auto-React allows the bot to automatically add emoji reactions to messages containing specific triggers, or even every message sent in a channel.

Configuration

1

Add a Reaction

Set up to 3 emojis to be added when a keyword is detected.
/autoreact add trigger:cool emojis:😎 🔥 💯
Trigger active and monitoring for keywords.
2

Global Reactions

To react to every message in the server (useful for media channels), use * as the trigger:
/autoreact add trigger:* emojis:👍
Global reaction system engaged.

Next Steps

Command Aliases

Create shortcuts for frequently used automation commands.

Image Only Channels

Combine auto-react with image-only channels for the ultimate gallery.

Commands

CommandDescription
/autoreact addSetup reactions for a keyword (or *)
/autoreact removeRemove specific auto-reactions
/autoreact listList all configured reactions
/autoreact toggleEnable or disable a trigger

Best Practices

Be careful with “Contains” match types for common words, as it can lead to unintentional bot spam.
For information triggers (like !rules or !links), use JSON embeds to provide a more polished appearance.
Both systems require the Manage Server permission to configure.
Auto-Responder and Auto-React respect channel overrides and bot blacklists to prevent infinite loops or unwanted interruptions.