Add the bot to your account
On Discord’s authorization screen, choose “Add to my applications” instead of a server. The Bot receives no management permission on your servers.
Once added to your account, the bot follows you across Discord. Its replies are only visible to you, including in servers where it is not installed.
On Discord’s authorization screen, choose “Add to my applications” instead of a server. The Bot receives no management permission on your servers.
The welcome DM enables nothing by itself. Use its button to select several
streamers, then configure donation goals and milestones with
/notifications or your personal dashboard.
/notifications add streamer:domingo/notifications list
Type / in any conversation. Consultation commands appear as one of
your personal applications.
/events source:Team G-Doc/events source:Officiel
View their donation goals or Team G-Doc schedule. Every response is private and only visible to you.
/streamer streamer:domingo/goals streamer:domingo
/events [source]Shows upcoming official or Team G-Doc calendar events
/goals streamerShows a streamer’s donation goals
/schedule streamerShows a streamer’s Team G-Doc schedule
/streamer streamer [public]Shows the complete streamer card, private by default
/notifications …Adds, removes, lists, pauses, or resumes your private alerts
Channel and role configuration commands are only available on server installations.
Only if you enable them. The first DM is an onboarding guide; no live alert is
sent until you choose at least one streamer. You can stop everything with
/notifications pause or unsubscribe directly from the button on every
alert. The Bot keeps the configuration message and automatically cleans up older
private alerts.
No. Replies are private and only visible from your Discord account.
Almost. A server may block user applications in its moderation settings. Commands will not appear there.
Open Discord settings, then Authorized Apps, and remove ZEvent Bot.