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Reaction Roles Commands

Self-assignable role panels as reactions, buttons or a dropdown. The dashboard builder is the richer surface — these commands cover the whole lifecycle from Discord.

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Reaction Roles

Self-assignable role panels as reactions, buttons or a dropdown. The dashboard builder is the richer surface — these commands cover the whole lifecycle from Discord.

Configure on the dashboard Reaction Roles documentation

Slash /reactionroles

Command What it does Permission
/reactionroles setup-reaction <channel> <title> [description] Post a new emoji-reaction role panel. Reaction Roles
/reactionroles setup-button <channel> <title> [description] Post a new button role panel. Reaction Roles
/reactionroles setup-dropdown <channel> <title> [description] Post a new dropdown role panel. Reaction Roles
/reactionroles attach <message_link> <title> Attach emoji-reaction roles to a message that already exists — right-click it → Copy Message Link. Reactions only: Discord never lets a bot edit a message it did not write, so the message itself is untouched. Reaction Roles
/reactionroles add <panel_id> <role> <emoji> [label] [description] Add a role to an existing panel. Unicode and this server’s custom emojis both work. Reaction Roles
/reactionroles remove <panel_id> <role> Remove a role from a panel. Reaction Roles
/reactionroles list List every panel in this server with its ID. Reaction Roles
/reactionroles delete <panel_id> Delete a panel. A panel built on your own existing message keeps that message — only the bot’s reactions come off. Reaction Roles
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