Server Assistant😄 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. Thenamefield has autocomplete, so start typing (cry,dance,facepalm,wave…) and pick from the list. Common aliases work too (lol→ laugh,ty→ thank)./e …— a shorthand alias 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 automatically 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): anything goes — the genre is a live GIF search, so any subject works. - Your personal default (
/emotestyle anime): your bare emotes lean your way by default, across every server you share with Server Assistant./emotestyle clearremoves it;/emotestyleon its own shows your current one.
The automatic theme uses your server’s AI allowance — the free 150K trial counts — and it’s not Premium-only. When that allowance is used up, emotes simply fall back to a plain random GIF, so the commands always work.
Aiming an emote at someone
Social emotes support an optional member: /hug @member, /pat @member,
/wave @member, and so on. The post mentions the person you’re reacting to.
Memes — /meme <search>
/meme <search> posts a meme image matching what you type — /meme distracted
boyfriend, /meme this is fine, /meme success kid. Memes are sourced from KLIPY.
They share the emote feature’s 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 that says what the meme conveys about you
— /meme this is fine → “@User has decided everything is fine”, /meme drake → “@User has
notes”. 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. When AI isn’t available 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) to keep chat tidy.
- Toggle the AI theme-pick.
- Allow spicier GIFs in NSFW channels — off by default; safe-search is always on outside of NSFW channels.
- Enable the “flavor pack” — a handful of cheekier emotes (off by default).