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!bot

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Overview​

The !bot command allows streamers and moderators to control the behavior of the StreamElements chatbot during a stream. This command provides essential functions for managing the bot's presence and activity in the chat via several subcommands.

Usage​

The !bot command uses the following general structure:

!bot <subcommand>
Permissions

By default, only users with Moderator permission level or higher can use the !bot command and its subcommands. The command's permission level can be adjusted under Chatbot -> Chat Commands -> Default Commands.

Subcommands​

This section details the available subcommands for !bot.

mute​

Temporarily prevents the bot from sending any messages (including commands and timers) in the chat.

Syntax

!bot mute

Example

example chat
moderator badgeModUser:!bot mute
partner badgemoderator badgeStreamElements:@Moderator, I have been muted.

unmute​

Allows the bot to resume sending messages in the chat after being muted.

Syntax

!bot unmute

Example

example chat
broadcaster badgeBroadcasterName:!bot unmute
partner badgemoderator badgeStreamElements:@Broadcaster, I have been unmuted.

part​

Makes the bot leave the chat channel entirely. The bot will need to be invited back manually via the StreamElements dashboard if you wish for it to return.

Syntax

!bot part

Example

example chat
broadcaster badgeBroadcasterName:!bot part
UnknownUser:StreamElements has left the channel.
  • !commands: Lists all available bot commands.
  • !command: Manages custom commands.
  • !module: Enables or disables chatbot modules.

Aliases​

There are no default aliases for the !bot command or its subcommands.

FAQ​

  • How do I get the bot back after using !bot part? You need to go to your StreamElements dashboard, navigate to the Chatbot settings, and click the button to make the bot join your channel again.

  • Does !bot mute stop timers? Yes, muting the bot prevents it from sending timer messages as well as command responses.