Getting Started with ReactionBot AI

ReactionBot must already be installed in your Discord server before ReactionBot AI can be activated.

You must also have eligible ReactionBot AI access connected to your Discord account and the required Discord permissions inside the server.

ReactionBot AI does not replace the standard ReactionBot commands. You can continue using slash commands whenever you prefer.

After purchasing or receiving ReactionBot AI access, open the Discord server where you want to use it.

Run the /activateai command and follow the confirmation provided by ReactionBot.

ReactionBot will check your Discord account for available AI access and connect it to the selected server.

Run /activateai inside the server you intend to manage with ReactionBot AI.

AI access may be limited to a specific number of active servers depending on your plan or request package.

Activating access on another server may move the activation from your previous server when only one server activation is included.

Once AI is active, send ReactionBot a clear instruction using normal language through the available ReactionBot AI interface.

For example: “Block the fire emoji in this channel.”

ReactionBot will interpret the request, verify your permissions, and attempt to perform the matching action.

You do not need to copy the exact wording of a slash command. ReactionBot AI is designed to understand different ways of asking for the same supported action.

For example, “Block 🔥 here,” “Stop people using the fire emoji in this channel,” and “Disable fire reactions here” can all describe the same intended action.

Clear wording still produces the most reliable results, especially when a request involves a member, channel, duration, or server-wide rule.

Tell ReactionBot where the rule should apply whenever the scope is important.

Use wording such as “in this channel” for a channel rule or “across the server” for a server-wide rule.

Server-wide actions may require ReactionBot Premium, while supported channel-based actions may be available without Premium.

Mention the specific emoji, user, duration, date range, or reaction limit needed for the request.

For example: “Restrict @User from reacting in this channel for two hours.”

A request such as “Restrict them for a while” may not provide enough information for ReactionBot to safely perform the action.

After processing your request, ReactionBot will respond with the result of the action.

Review the response to confirm that the correct emoji, member, channel, duration, and scope were selected.

If ReactionBot could not perform the request, its response may explain which permission, detail, feature, or access requirement is missing.

ReactionBot AI can respond conversationally while also completing supported actions.

For example: “How are you? Also block the puke emoji in this channel.”

ReactionBot can answer the conversational part of the message and separately process the moderation instruction.

You can include more than one supported instruction in a single request.

For example: “Block 🔥 in this channel and limit members to one reaction per message.”

Each action is checked individually, so one action may succeed even if another action is unavailable or missing required information.

ReactionBot AI follows the same Discord permissions, role hierarchy, Premium requirements, and safety checks as the equivalent slash commands.

AI wording cannot be used to bypass missing permissions or perform actions that ReactionBot would normally be unable to complete.

The ReactionBot role must also be positioned correctly in the server role list when an action involves another member.

Messages processed by ReactionBot AI may use an AI request from your available balance or monthly allowance.

Standard ReactionBot slash commands do not require AI requests and will continue working according to your server's Free or Premium access.

You can conserve AI requests by using slash commands for actions you already know and AI for conversational or multi-action requests.

Continue to Using ReactionBot AI for a closer look at writing clear instructions, selecting scopes, and understanding ReactionBot's responses.