A Carl-bot alternative

What's different

Reaction roles are one sentence to Bond, and the same sentence-based approach covers channels, permissions, moderation and scheduled posts — rather than a separate configuration surface per feature.

When to stay on Carl-bot

Stick with Carl-bot if reaction roles are the only thing you need and you want the deepest possible options for them. It is good at reaction roles and logging and there is no prize for switching tools you are happy with.

Running both

You do not have to choose. Bond does not take over anything another bot is doing — add it alongside Carl-bot, use it for the things that are awkward today, and move the rest over only if you want to.

Some of what it uses here

• create_flow

  Create an automation flow using the V3 DSL (Domain Specific Language).

• update_flow

  Update an existing automation flow.

• list_flows

  List all automation flows configured for this Discord server.

• get_flow

  Get detailed information about a specific automation flow including its DSL source code, trigger, and recent execution history.

• delete_flow

  Delete an automation flow from this Discord server.

• list_roles

  List all roles in the Discord server.

• create_role

  Create a new role in the Discord server.

• delete_role

  Delete a role from the Discord server.

• assign_role

  Assign a role to a member in the Discord server.

• remove_role

  Remove a role from a member in the Discord server.

• send_message

  Send a message to a specific text channel in the Discord server.

• edit_message

  Edit a message that was sent by the bot.

• suppress_message_embeds

  Toggle whether Discord displays embeds and link previews on an existing message.

• forward_message

  Forward an existing Discord message into another text-based channel.

• delete_message

  Delete a specific message from a Discord channel.

Part of 162 tools covering channels, roles, moderation, automation, events and voice.