# auto-reactions

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**ManageGuild** permissions is required.
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### Create an Auto-Responder

Use `/reaction add` to create an auto-reactor!

* **trigger:** specify text that triggers the auto-reactor
* **emojis:** specify emojis bot will react with when triggered
* **match\_mode:** specify the match mode of the autoresponder
  * `exact` : member must send the exact typed trigger
  * `startswith` : members message must begin with specified trigger 
  * `endswith` : members message must contain the trigger at the end of their message
  * `includes` : members message must include trigger somewhere in their message

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Use `/reaction edit` to edit the an autoresponder

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You can only edit the **message** or **match\_mode** of a trigger!
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Use `/reaction delete` to delete an autoresponder
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Use `/reaction list` to view a list of all created autoresponders
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Use `/reaction preview` to preview an autoresponder
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