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Contains
Replying when a word or phrase is present
![crb-contains slash command input](/static/img/contains_input.png)
Go to the channel you want to set up replies for and begin your command with "/crb-contains". Next add what phrase or word you want to trigger on. Finally, add the "--reply" flag and then write your response afterwards. See the results below
You can also end the command with --threaded to reply in thread
![crb-contains slash command output](/static/img/contains_output.png)
Missing
Replying when a word or phrase is not present
![crb-missing slash command input](/static/img/missing_input.png)
Go to the channel you want to set up replies for and begin your command with "/crb-missing". Next add the phrase or word you need to be in every message sent to a channel. Finally, add the "--reply" flag and then write your response afterwards. See the results below
You can also end the command with --threaded to reply in thread
![crb-missing slash command output](/static/img/missing_output.png)
Regex
Replying when a word or phrase matches your regex pattern
![crb-regex slash command input](/static/img/regex_input.png)
Go to the channel you want to set up replies for and begin your command with "/crb-regex". Next add the python compliant regex to match against messages in the channel. Finally, add the "--reply" flag and then write your response afterwards. See the results below
You can also end the command with --threaded to reply in thread
![crb-regex slash command output](/static/img/regex_output.png)
Rules
Viewing what rules are configured for the channel you're in
![crb-rules slash command input](/static/img/rules_input.png)
Go to the channel you want to view the rules of and run the command "/crb-rules".
![crb-rules slash command output](/static/img/rules_output.png)
Delete Rule
Deleting a rule that is no longer needed
![crb-delete slash command input](/static/img/delete_input.png)
Get the ID of the rule you want to delete by running "/crb-rules" and then run the command "/crb-delete" followed by the rule ID.
![crb-delete slash command output](/static/img/delete_output.png)