Overview
Pick a word or phrase, pair it with a response, and misery posts it whenever someone says the trigger. Useful for FAQ answers, canned links, or self-serve verification.Every command here requires the Manage Server permission.
Creating a responder
The trigger and the response are separated by a comma.Syntax
Example
Flags
Flags go after the response and start with$.
$not_strict
By default the message has to match your trigger exactly. This flag matches the trigger anywhere inside a message, so
hello also fires on hello there.$self_destruct
Deletes misery’s response after a set number of seconds. Both
$self_destruct 10 and $self_destruct=10 work.$delete
Deletes the member’s trigger message once the response goes out.
$reply
Sends the response as a reply to the trigger message instead of a standalone one.
$ignore_command_check
Lets the responder fire even when the message looks like a misery command.
$ignore_command is accepted as shorthand.Variables
Run,autoresponder variables for the list in Fluxer, or see Variables for every one.
Editing and removing
Updating a response
Syntax
Example
Removing one
Syntax
Example
Removing all of them
,autoresponder reset clears every responder in the server after you confirm with a ✅ reaction.
Restricting where it fires
Lock a responder to specific channels or roles.Syntax
Example
This toggles. Running it again on the same target removes the restriction.
,autoresponder exclusive list (trigger).
Handing out roles
A responder can add or strip roles when someone says the trigger — handy for self-verification.Syntax
Example
Viewing your responders
,autoresponder list pages through every responder with its active flags.