Custom Replies
Create automated responses and custom slash commands for your server. Trigger them by slash command, by message keywords, or both.
Overview
Custom Replies let you add your own responses to your server. Each reply can be triggered as a slash command, as an automatic reply to message keywords, or both. A response can be plain text, an embed, or a components message built in the dashboard message designer.
Custom Replies are created and managed from the web dashboard, under Custom Replies.
Triggers
- Slash Command: registers a /name command in your server. Run it from Discord's command picker.
- Auto Reply: the bot watches messages and responds when a keyword matches.
- Both: registers the slash command and the keyword auto-reply.
Auto-reply keywords support three match types: Contains (keyword anywhere in the message), Exact Match (the whole message equals the keyword), and Starts With (the message begins with the keyword). Auto replies never trigger on other bots' messages.
Permissions
- Everyone: anyone can use the reply.
- Mods Only: restricted to members with the Manage Server permission.
- Specific Roles: restricted to the roles you choose.
Slash commands & limits
Custom slash commands are registered per-server, so they do not count against Flantic's global command list. Each server has its own separate slash-command capacity.
A reply name can't match a built-in Flantic command (such as help or ban): a per-server slash command would otherwise override the built-in one inside your server.
Free servers can create up to 5 custom replies. Prime raises this to 25.
Creating a reply
- 1Open the dashboard and go to Custom Replies.
- 2Click New Reply and pick a trigger: Slash Command, Auto Reply, or Both.
- 3Set a name (lowercase, no spaces). For auto replies, add one or more keywords and choose a match type.
- 4Optionally restrict who can use it under Command permissions.
- 5Continue to the message builder, design the response (text, embed, or components), and save.
Changes apply immediately: disabling a reply removes its slash command, and edits take effect right away.