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Common Action Verbs (Version 0.0.0.2)

Elyth simplifies bot creation through Action Strings. An action string typically consists of a VERB followed by arguments and can utilize dynamic {variables}.

• REPLY: <message>
  • Replies to the command-issuing message.
  • Mentions the user by default.
  • Example: REPLY: Got it, {user.nick}!
• SAY: <message>
  • Sends a message to the current channel.
  • Does not mention the triggering user by default.
  • Example: SAY: The current time is {time}.
• SEND <#channel_name_or_id_or_var>: <message>
  • Sends a message to a specific channel.
  • Target can be a channel name (e.g., #announcements), a channel ID (e.g., 1234567890), or a variable resolving to one (e.g., {channel.id}).
  • Example: SEND #logs: User {user.name} used the {message.content.split()[0]} command.
• ADDROLE <user_id_or_mention_or_name_or_var> <role_id_or_name_or_var>: [optional_reason]
  • Adds a role to a user. Bot needs “Manage Roles” permission and its highest role must be above the role being added.
  • User/Role can be ID, name, @mention (for user), or a variable.
  • Example: ADDROLE {user.id} {roleID[Verified]}: User verified.
• PRINT: <message>
  • Prints a message to the bot’s console. Useful for on_ready or debugging.
  • Example: PRINT: Bot initialization sequence complete at {timestamp}.

(More verbs are planned for future versions!)

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