> ## Documentation Index
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# Auto Responder

> Learn about Fyre's auto responder module and how to manage auto responses in your server.

## How it Works

When setup, Fyre will automatically respond to specifc trigger words with reactions or a custom message.

You can also configure per-channel auto-reactions, where Fyre will auto-react to every message in a channel.

## Global Auto Responses

Auto responses that work in any channel in your server.

### Creating

To create an auto response, use `/responses create`.
This command supports the following options:

* `type` - The type of auto response to create (reply, message, or reaction).
* `name` - A unique name for the auto response (only for identifying the auto response).
* `triggers` - A comma separated list of triggers for the auto response (max 3).\`
* `content` - The text content of the auto response, if the type is reply or message. If not, a comma separated list of emojis (max 5).
* `required-roles` - A comma separated list of required roles to trigger this auto response.

#### Auto Response Types

There are 3 types of auto responses, here's the gist if it.

* `reply` - A normal text-based message reply to the triggering message.
* `message` - A normal text-based message sent in the channel of the triggering message.
* `reaction` - An auto reaction of up to 5 emojis to the triggering message.

### Updating

To update an auto response, use `/responses update <response>`.
This command supports all the same options as the create command.

### Deleting

To delete an auto response, use `/responses delete <response>`.

<Warning>
  Once you delete an auto response, it can't be recovered. Use this command with caution.
</Warning>

## Per-channel Auto Responses

Per-channel auto responses make Fyre auto-react to every message in a channel.

To configure per-channel auto-reactions, use `/channels auto-react #channel`.
This command supports the following options:

* `enabled` - If auto-reactions are enabled in the target channel (default: No).
* `reactions` - A comma separated list of auto reactions for the target channel (default: None, max: 5, null to reset).
* `include-bots` - If messages sent from bots in the target channel should be auto-reacted to (default: No).
* `affect-children` - If messages sent in child channels (threads) should be auto-reacted to (default: No).
* `ignored-users` - A comma separated list of users to ignore when auto-reacting.