User Management

Every command has a required user level — the minimum permission a viewer needs to use it. Most viewers get a level automatically based on their platform role:

Group	Level	How it’s assigned
Everyone	100	Default for every chat user
Subscriber	250	Automatic for your platform subs
Regular	300	Set manually, see below
VIP	400	Automatic for Twitch VIPs
Moderator	500	Automatic for your platform mods
Super Moderator	1000	Set manually, see below

The broadcaster always sits above every level and can trigger any command, regardless of its required level.

These are the same six values used throughout the chatbot — in !level, and in !command options -level (see !command).

Setting a command’s user level

Set a command’s required level from its Advanced settings in the dashboard, or with !command options:

!command options !socials -level 500

Adding a user to Regular or Super Moderator

Regular and Super Moderator aren’t tied to a platform role, so you assign them yourself:

From the dashboard: go to Chatbot > User Management, click Add new bot user, enter their username, and assign a group.
From chat: moderators and the broadcaster can use !level:
```
!level RegularViewer 300
```

!level: check or set a user’s level from chat.
Custom Commands: set a command’s level when creating or editing it.