ReactionBot AI Overview

ReactionBot AI is a natural-language assistant built directly into ReactionBot.

It interprets your message, identifies any supported actions, validates the request, and connects it to the appropriate ReactionBot feature.

For example, you can say “Block the fire emoji in this channel” instead of manually entering the equivalent command and options.

You do not need to use exact command wording when speaking to ReactionBot AI.

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

Including clear details such as the emoji, member, channel, duration, or scope helps ReactionBot understand the request accurately.

ReactionBot AI can connect natural-language requests to supported Reaction Control features.

These may include blocking and unblocking emojis, configuring Allow Only rules, limiting reactions, restricting members, and removing reactions.

The Supported Actions page contains a complete breakdown of the actions currently available through ReactionBot AI.

ReactionBot AI can recognize both conversational text and actionable instructions inside the same message.

For example: “What’s up? Block the puke emoji in this channel.”

ReactionBot can respond conversationally while separately processing the moderation request.

A single message can contain more than one supported action.

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

ReactionBot separates the instructions, validates each action, and reports which changes were completed.

ReactionBot AI does not replace ReactionBot's existing commands, dashboard, or moderation systems.

Instead, it provides another way to access supported features by translating natural language into actions ReactionBot already understands.

You can continue using slash commands or the dashboard whenever you prefer more direct control.

ReactionBot AI follows the same Discord permissions and role hierarchy as the equivalent slash commands.

The requesting user must be authorized to perform the action, and ReactionBot must have the permissions required to complete it.

AI requests cannot bypass server permissions, role hierarchy, feature restrictions, or ReactionBot safety checks.

ReactionBot AI access is separate from the standard Free and Premium plans.

Using AI does not automatically unlock Premium-only features. A server-wide action that normally requires Premium will still require Premium when requested through AI.

The server must have both the required feature access and available ReactionBot AI access for the request to be completed.

Messages processed through ReactionBot AI may use a request from your available AI balance or monthly allowance.

A message can contain conversation and multiple supported actions while still being submitted as a single AI request.

Standard slash commands do not consume ReactionBot AI requests.

ReactionBot AI is useful when you know what result you want but do not remember the exact command or option names.

It can also reduce the number of separate commands needed when several related changes must be made.

This gives moderators a faster way to control reactions while keeping the existing permission and validation systems in place.

ReactionBot AI can understand conversational wording, but it should not guess important moderation details.

Include the intended emoji, member, channel, duration, date range, or server-wide scope whenever those details matter.

Always review ReactionBot's response to confirm the correct action and scope were applied.

Continue to Getting Started to learn how to activate ReactionBot AI, submit your first request, and understand the response.