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Manually reacting to a message

You can use the reaction command to react to a message with bleed.

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Creating a reaction trigger

You can create a reaction trigger with the /reaction add command.
Common words such as hey are not allowed as triggers, as they cause heavy load on the bot.

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Viewing who added a reaction trigger

You can use the /reaction owner command to view who added a reaction trigger.

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Removing a reaction trigger

You can remove a reaction trigger with the /reaction remove command.
The trigger parameter will suggest your existing reaction triggers as you type.

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Removing all reactions for a trigger

You can remove all reactions for a trigger with the /reaction removeall command.

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Reacting to every message

If you’re interested in having reactions on every message, you can use the /reaction messages set command. This is useful for channels like #selfies where messages can be voted on.
The channel must either be set as imgonly or have a slowmode of at least one minute.

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Removing all message reactions

You can use the /reaction messages remove command to remove all auto reactions from a channel.

You can use the /reaction clear command to remove all reaction triggers.
You can use the /reaction list command to view all reaction triggers.
You can use the /reaction messages list command to view all channels receiving reactions.