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Emote commands

React with the perfect GIF in one tap. Server Assistant ships hundreds of emotes, baselined on the classic MMO emote sets (WoW and friends), posted as GIFs sourced from KLIPY.

The commands

  • /emote <name> [genre] [member]: post any emote. The name field has autocomplete, so start typing (cry, dance, facepalm, wave) and pick from the list. Aliases work too (lol for laugh, ty for thank).
  • /e: shorthand for /emote, same options.
  • /cry, /hug, /dance: quick shortcuts for the most-used ones.
  • /emotestyle <subject>: set your personal default theme (see below).

How the theme is chosen

  • Bare emote (/cry): the bot picks a theme that fits your server and the moment, then grabs a random matching GIF, so it’s fresh each time.
  • Your own genre (/cry anime, /cry wow, /cry naruto): the genre is a live GIF search, so any subject works.
  • Your personal default (/emotestyle anime): your bare emotes lean your way across every server you share with Server Assistant. /emotestyle clear removes it; /emotestyle on its own shows your current one.

The automatic theme uses your server’s AI allowance, the free 150K trial counts, and is not Premium-only. When the allowance runs out, emotes fall back to a plain random GIF, so the commands always work.

Aiming an emote at someone

Social emotes take an optional member: /hug @member, /pat @member, /wave @member. The post mentions the person you’re reacting to.

/meme <search> posts a meme image matching what you type (/meme distracted boyfriend, /meme this is fine, /meme success kid), sourced from KLIPY. Memes share the emote server controls (channel allowlist, rate limit and NSFW safe-search) and have their own on/off toggle in /settings → Emotes.

Like emotes, /meme adds a natural caption for what the meme says about you (/meme this is fine becomes “@User has decided everything is fine”). On AI-enabled servers (your AI allowance, free trial included, not Premium-only) the caption is written to fit the meme and the recent conversation, using the same AI theme-pick toggle as emotes. Without AI it falls back to a built-in library of well-known memes, and an unrecognised meme simply posts the image.

Server controls: /settings → ⚙ Settings → Emotes

Owners and admins can:

  • Turn emotes on or off for the server.
  • Restrict them to specific channels (default: all channels).
  • Set a rate limit (per member, per channel).
  • Toggle the AI theme-pick.
  • Allow spicier GIFs in NSFW channels: off by default; safe-search is always on outside NSFW channels.
  • Enable the “flavor pack”: a handful of cheekier emotes (off by default).

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