DexyAppToday at 9:41 PM
Welcome @Orion! Grab your roles in #roles and say hello.
TagsLive, on by default
Rules, the server address, how to get a role: saved replies anyone can call up by name, filled in for whoever asks. Give one a trigger and it answers by itself.


Try it
Four tags a real server keeps. Change what the member types: the placeholders fill in for it, and the last one answers a plain message by itself. Every placeholder
Welcome {target}! Grab your roles in #roles and say hello.LunaToday at 9:41 PM
d!tag hi @Orion
DexyAppToday at 9:41 PM
Welcome @Orion! Grab your roles in #roles and say hello.
On the dashboard
The list reads like using them: the call in your server's prefix, what Dexy answers, how often. The editor shows the answer beside it as you write.




Answering by itself
Up to 5 triggers on a tag. Capitals never matter, bots and commands are never answered, and one message gets one answer unless you allow more. Triggers
Rules
Set them in the editor, or with d!tag rule. When a rule stops someone who called a tag, Dexy says why; a tag answering by itself just stays quiet. Rules
Commands
Pick one to see how to type it, what each part means, and a live demo. Embeds and layouts are made on the dashboard; everything else works from chat too.
25 commands
A name and what it says. Placeholders like {user} fill themselves in.
d!tag create rules Be kind. No spam. Have fun.Type it, or reply to someone's message with it to point them to it.
d!tag rulesA trigger makes Dexy answer a plain message that asks for it.
d!tag trigger add ip contains server ipA cooldown, only some roles or channels, or answers by DM.
d!tag rule ip cooldown 1mModerators and the roles you pick, or everyone. Embeds and layouts are made on the dashboard.
d!tag config creatorroles @HelpersFAQ
About the Tags module. Anything else? Ask in the support server.
Nothing but the trigger. Every tag can be called by name; give one triggers and it also answers by itself when a message matches. One list, one editor.
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