Filters Commands
🔍 Filters Commands
Section titled “🔍 Filters Commands”Filters are case insensitive; every time someone says your trigger words, Alita will reply something else! This can be used to create your commands, if desired.
Commands:
- /filter
: Every time someone says trigger, the bot will reply with sentence. For multiple word filters, quote the trigger. - /filters: List all chat filters.
- /stop
: Stop the bot from replying to trigger. - /stopall: Stop ALL filters in the current chat. This action cannot be undone.
Examples:
- Set a filter: -> /filter hello Hello there! How are you?
- Set a multiword filter: -> /filter hello friend Hello back! Long time no see!
- Set a filter that can only be used by admins: -> /filter example This filter won’t happen if a normal user says it {admin}
- To save a file, image, gif, or any other attachment, simply reply to the file with: -> /filter trigger
Module Aliases
Section titled “Module Aliases”This module can be accessed using the following aliases:
filter
Available Commands
Section titled “Available Commands”| Command | Description | Disableable |
|---|---|---|
/addfilter | No description available | ❌ |
/filter | Every time someone says trigger, the bot will reply with sentence. For multiple word filters, quote the trigger. | ❌ |
/filters | List all chat filters. | ✅ |
/removefilter | No description available | ❌ |
/rmfilter | No description available | ❌ |
/stop | Stop the bot from replying to trigger. | ❌ |
/stopall | Stop ALL filters in the current chat. This action cannot be undone. | ❌ |
Usage Examples
Section titled “Usage Examples”Basic Usage
Section titled “Basic Usage”/addfilter/filter/filtersFor detailed command usage, refer to the commands table above.
Required Permissions
Section titled “Required Permissions”Commands in this module are available to all users unless otherwise specified.