I need a bot for the real world (eg not reddit), I just want it to book all the bookings in a business to annoy it constantly, Its for fun really and to prove a point, I know its a bit unethical but no body will get hurt

Can any ol’ random person on Reddit make a bot?? I have zero computer skills and just barely know enough to operate this phone dangerously. Needin some help

I keep getting seemingly bots(accounts supposedly old but no comments no post nothing) asking me how I am… like literally (are you ok) when they don’t follow any of the same things I do. It’s been 3 now I’m confused af

Not sure if this is entirely the correct place to ask; but, all of my search terms (via Google, and DuckDuckGo) bring up 'bots that auto-post to Discord when a certain action is made on Reddit'.

To be clear, I'm looking for the opposite.

I can't seem to refine my search enough to get an answer.. So, I assume since the reverse of my request is possible.. I might be in luck?

Essentially, I am looking for some material to learn about (hopefully) integrating a Discord Bot, or otherwise.. that can copy/paste a message from say.. an Announcements channel on Discord, to a sub-reddit. Maybe even Sticky the thread until mods don't need the info/thread anymore?

I'm a bit new to the bot space.. but I have a slight, general understanding of Discord bots; just not Reddit bots.

Sorry if my info-request is lacking. Feel free to ask questions if there are some specifics I need to clarify on, before getting a solid answer/direction.

Also - if there is a good proponent for xpost where I might some more info, let me know!

If I would like my X / twitter account to automatically retweet someone, could a bot make that happen?

Could it auto retweet multiple accounts? Or just one?

So is there a way to have a bot that can collect the tally of swears in a thread once it is closed and then lets say at a fraction of a penny for each swear we find out what kind of world problems we could solve with our collective swearing?

TIA

Have a mod bot like or is Automod? If so please give me the bot user and how to add it and set it up as an iPhone user with full admin perm.

Our sub requires a certain format for text submissions. That formatting is pure boilerplate and it's a bit of an annoyance having to add it manually. So is there a bot that can prefill text submissions with content?

Is there an existing bot that can help limit the # of posts a specific user can make over a time period?

There are always those users that post way too often even though the rules state otherwise. And while their content may be great, we want to give everyone posts a chance to be seen. Its not duplicate content - just too many posts.
The goal would be something like 1 post per 12 hours, or 2 per 24...

If there is an existing bot and someone can point me in the right direction it would be appreciated.

Thanks

JB

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I get all these bot requests and some are genuinely interesting. Would this be a place to talk about it?

I want a sub where only moderator can create self.posts, and only moderator can create direct/first level comments to those. But any user can respond to those comments.... In other words maybe a post is "cars" and moderator decides "mustang", "civic", and "bug" are the only legitimate types of cars, so he creates those three comments. Userc an comment in response to those comments only.

Is a bot necessary for that (reddit automod can't do it?), does anyone know of a bot that does it?

I can write python or c# code if there are relevant libraries I should investigate.

for example if I were to comment "@test", it would then comment and link me the links to all the social that I have chosen to show that have that handle

so for example if I set it up to give me a link to twitter and instagram it would give me something like:

"twitter.com/test"

"instagram.com/test"

Hey there,

I've been moderating a small, yet active Dutch political meme sub for a while and I've had the idea to introduce some bots that would respond with automated responses to certain triggerwords or phrases. I know this is possible since I've seen it on r/freefolk and I believe some LOTR related subs, but I have no clue where I should even strart. Ofcourse I'm hoping there's some sort of template I could steal/use, but I'm pretty much a layman so I'm hoping any of you proffessionals could point me in the right direction.

Thanks in advance!

u/GemeenteEnschede

I have been trying to highlight only OP's comments and replies in any post for one of my subreddits. I have seen this done on another subreddit, so I know it can be done.

I asked for help from ChatGPT which gave me CSS code but it said: Unfortunately, CSS does not allow for dynamic targeting based on content, so you would need to update this for each new OP or implement a bot for automatic styling.

It recommended using a bot called Highlight Bot but I can't find it. Is this accurate?

Thanks so much

Hi r/Bot community!
I'm part of a small team developing a Reddit bot named 'DialecticBot', whose goal is to promote higher quality discourse and help combat misinformation.
In its current conception, DialecticBot critiques text conversations and identifies possible logical fallacies and cognitive biases in arguments users make. If discussion gets heated, it also suggests an empathetic response using the principle of charity.

The bot is currently running on a few subreddits - check out the pinned post at r/LLMDevs. You can also see an example of the bot’s usage in this 1-minute Loom video.
We're looking to deploy the bot in more subreddits for testing and feedback - anyone have any suggestions?
Thank you in advance for your help!

Is there a bot I can use to post my cosplay photos with? I have several communities I want to post build progress shots and finished work to.

I am looking for a bot which can do things like ban users across several subreddits. Are there any?

I run few communities and have the same bots running no issues.

I've recently 'took over a new community to help out the dev and have set-up the same bots but none are functioning (one hasn't even accepted the request).

I literally have zero idea why this may be the case hence seeking help :)

Bots in question u/AssistantBOT1 & u/tweet_widget

I've built a bot that I've got running over at r/GeoPuzzlePro

Key features:

• Reminds users to respond "solved!" to any comment which solves their puzzle.

• Keeps track of how many puzzles any given user has solved and set

• Updates flairs accordingly

Tech stack:

• Python script using "praw"

• Running on a digital ocean VPS for ~$4 a month (I'm using the VPS for other things as well, so not a massive spend to me)

I'd be interested to know a few things from you:

• How much of this functionality would you use Reddit's in built automation tooling for?

• Would you use a different stack to achieve this?

• Can you break it?

• Have you built anything similar?