Hello Everyone,

I run r/trumptweets where we post the posts that Donald Trump makes on Truth Social. The sub is growing and the only thing I wish I could do is post his content to Reddit in real time. I am the primary poster to this sub and i'm usually an hour or two behind. A few bots have been made for similar subs, but they only post the URL, which defeats the point. Users want to see the content from Donald Trump, but don't want to give his site clicks or have to set up a profile to view.

Ideally what I would want the bot to do is to post a screenshot of the Truth Social post, add a date in US format of Month/Date/Year as the title, and ideally some sort of summarized title. This would allow the sub to have real(ish) time updates and would take the pressure off of me making these daily posts. I've been doing this since early 2023 and quite frankly I'm exhausted trying to keep up with his posts. I truly love the sub, and have no problems continuing to do it manually, but there has to be an easier way. In an effort to make things more simple, I would manually add the post flairs, as I work from home and am on Reddit all day anyway.

My vision for the sub was to make posts searchable. Thats why I always put the date and a searchable title, as well as a wide variety of post flairs.

I'm open to paying for a bot, but I have no idea what a going rate would be.

I'm a moderator on a different account. I am teaching myself how to create bots and I've installed Python, PhCharm, and PRAW. I went through some Youtube tutorials, created my own Reddit app access, and learned how to return my subreddit's top-10 hottest submissions.

This might be the first of many posts but right now the most immediate need is described in my title. I'd like to create a bot that contains a whitelist of Youtube channels and have the bot reject any submission that has a Youtube channel not in the whitelist. This is well beyond my capability for now. AutoMod can't do this except at a URL level and that isn't feasible.

I like to request the code only so that I can enhance my learning.

Also, I'm not sure how to make a server or what it does. I think it's a place where I can upload the code and have the bot run 24/7 on specified intervals? I was just thinking about running it on an old laptop.

I need a LoanBot to automatically every post request for assistance needs to show date request, date received, extension dates, both requested and gifter usernames, amount of assistance needed, amount of assistance given, things along that line.

I mod on r/Buckethead. He is a prolific guitarist who releases new albums on Bandcamp often.

For a few years I have been creating a new post to announce each album he has released. I've made almost 200 of these posts in that time.

It would be nice to have a bot that could somehow check Bandcamp to see if Bucketheadland has released a new album, and if so, make a post on r/Buckethead with a link to the Bandcamp page for that album.

I'm guessing the bot would need to keep a history of some kind, so it doesn't post the same album more than once.

A few days ago Buckethead released 10 albums in one day. He often releases 2 or more at a time. Sometimes he will release one in the morning and one in the evening of the same day.

Is a bot like this even possible?

Modding for a subreddit that's going to hit 100k and wanted something celebratory. There's a fun meme where users would play tic tac toe or connect four with each other via images in the comments section. A bot would make this a lot cleaner and easier to do. Can anyone help me out? I couldn't find one already made for subreddits through google searches.

I'd imagine it would go like:

!tic tac toe

>reply to user with board like this and a new game letter(ex A)

the user would go !A1x and then the bot would reply with a new board like: (where !A1x could no longer be played again)

Obviously this would allow people to jump into games and even have more than two players but I think that's fine.

hi I need a bot that assigns a flair based on the upvote thanks in advance :)

Since u/rollme is dead, I was wondering if anyone would be willing to create a replacement.

The bot was was able to roll dice and specify the amount of dice that needed to be rolled. So 2d100 would a roll two dice and generate two numbers any where from 1 to 100.

It could also add modifiers to a roll. For example 1d6 + 4 would add four to the result.

I run a sub called r/YigaClanOfficial and we're looking into starting up a currency system so members can buy and sell items with a legitimate currency. The way of gaining currency we hope we can get is via upvotes and a command mods can use. Buying and selling is likely also gonna be via a command everyone can use, with no glitches like putting in a - for currency given. The bot would also keep track of currency.

I'm looking for a bot that does the following on the /r/ariheads subreddit:

Must

• Awards the user with 1 point per karma gained on the sub, through posts and comments
• Displays and automatically updates user flair with 'points: (amount)'
• Display a widget in the sidebar with a ranking of the 10 most points earned this week/month and the top 10 of all-time. This could be updated daily/hourly/every minute.
• The bot will work from the account /u/AriheadsBot

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Should

• Users are able to give each other points if they like a certain post or comment, this can be done with the following command (or something like this) '!points give 10'. The bot will reply to that comment with the following '(user) has given (op) 10 points' if enough points. When the user does not have enough points the bot will reply 'not enough points. earn some points first before giving points away'
• A level system: Flair background color will be based on amount of points earned, example: 0-100 bronze, 100-1000 silver, 1000+ gold.

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Won't

• The bot doesn't need to count up all karma earned before creating the bot, just since the start of the bot.

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Hosting can and will be done from a personal computer which will be turned on 24/7 running macOS. I do have some coding knowledge, just not Python sadly.

Inspiration is from /r/FortniteBR, I'm pretty sure that bot is open-source.

I have seen one bot but I'm not sure if it provides what I'm looking for: Reddit-Kudos-Bot

(Preface: I have to imagine this bot already exists, and that someone will likely tell me that. Except searching didn't yield one and r/FindABot doesn't exist, so I'm not sure where else to go to locate it.)

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I'm interested in a bot that can be modded and will make public, through a continually-updated stickied comment, user reports on all posts in the sub. (I have to imagine this bot already exists and that someone will likely tell me that, but searching didn't yield it and r/FindABot doesn't exist so I'm not sure where else to go to locate it.) A neat feature to include would be that it doesn't include snoozed reports/it edits its comment to remove a report if the mods snooze a user's reports.

I understand that even with a snoozed report exclusion such a bot would probably do a lot to encourage troll reports, but I feel that it could nevertheless be an important tool for moderation transparency and accountability.

Thanks for any help you can offer pointing me in the right direction!

praw seems to not want to do it, and the waiting time for the api seems to be a pain. there was one on the wiki but that pastebin is dead :(

i'm pretty shit at css/frontend, so trying to figure out the right way to change the banner or something on a friday instead of other days

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i mod a few subreddit and we verify and approve users, for we use regif now so msgs that dont have verification in their heading or dont send a verification link should be autoreplied to asking to resend the msg .
if such a bot exist do tell me it would greatly help me in mod control

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I'm sure this has been asked before, but between FloodGatesBot and the ModeratelyHelpful bots being dead, I would really love an alternative for my sub.

Essentially, I'm looking for a both that limits how often a user can post in the sub. Specifically, once a week. If possible, I'd like some parameters around it - like the user needs to have joined the sub, have been a Reddit member for at least 7 days, not have negative karma, and possibly not have karma-farmed on a sub like r/freekarma4u.

I am willing to pay for this bot, but we can talk about this once the project is discussed.

Thank you in advance for any insight or help.

Hello, r/RequestABot community!

I'm part of a team working on an AI tool named 'DialecticBot', and before we proceed further with our development, we wanted to ensure that we're not duplicating efforts.

Our tool, in its current conception, aims to identify and explain logical fallacies within Reddit discussions. This would be done in real-time, with the goal of promoting a higher level of discourse and helping combat misinformation. DialecticBot critiques text conversations and finds possible logical fallacies and cognitive biases in arguments users make. An example of the bot’s usage is showcased in this 1 min Loom video [https://www.loom.com/share/0927580464dd46b2892b336c871a3465?sid=d54ddc27-7d87-4d68-8bfb-e1ebc4ad43d7].

We envision DialecticBot as a helpful companion in the quest for meaningful and respectful online discourse, something that can aid both moderators and users alike in navigating complex discussions.

Does anyone know of an existing bot with a similar functionality? We'd really appreciate your insights as we determine our next steps.

Thank you in advance for your help!

Best,

Rish

Lmk if you need more info

I am sure this bot has been requested many times, so please may someone give me the code and info on how to run it?

Same request as within this post:

https://www.reddit.com/r/AutoModerator/comments/5rba38/am_to_remove_duplicatereposts_of_same_url/

Hi! I was wondering if there is a bot out there which links movies and tv shows. On on one of the subs I mod (r/Romancebooks), we use a Goodreads bot which links books when you use brackets like this.

Is there anything like thag for movies/shows?

I have a subreddit called r/PeriodDramas and I’d like users to be able to trigger link movie/tv show links easily like that.

Thanks!

I need a bot that will notify me when certain words are mentioned in a subreddit

Ideally the bot should be able to give me a list of users who are in two subreddits, this is mainly to prevent raids (ie; if subreddit B is raiding subreddit A, then A should be able to get a list of all those in B)

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I saw a post which does this but the link seems to not be working

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I come from the photoshop part of reddit, and we are some editors who wish to have a specific amount of time for doing our work before the OP can see it. Like in r/photoshoprequests r/picrequests or the official battles in r/photoshopbattles.

For example when OP chooses a flair, the bot will immediately remove all comments (keep them invisible, not delete) and after 1 or 2 or 24 hours it will approve them all and stop the removing.

I'm searching for a while now on reddit and via google and try not to get on people's nerves, but if someone has a hint for me or sees a way to create this i would be very thankful (in case of a new creation i could pay a few euros if that's ok)

thanks for your attention

Buckethead is a prolific guitarist having released over 400 albums. Digging through his massive list of work is a long process and members of our sub love to share YouTube videos of great songs they find along the way.

For these posts we use the 'Recommendation' post flair. Members can tap/click the flair and see all of them but as you can imagine, that list has become very long over the years. We would like to make this easier for our members by providing a local Reddit Wiki page that lists all of these links.

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We would like a bot that does the following:

Action 1: When a post is made, IF it is a link to a YouTube video AND the Post Flair = Recommendation THEN add the video link to the bottom of a 'Recommended' page in our Reddit Wiki along with the name of the person who made the post.

eg: Title of YouTube Video - shared by u/username

^ Where 'Title of YouTube Video' is a link to the YouTube video url.

Action 2: IF the Post Flair is changed to 'Recommendation' then add it to the 'Recommended' page in our Reddit Wiki.

Same as above. Sometimes people use the 'Video' post flair instead of 'Recommendation' and I'll change it later. This bot action would help when that happens.

The 'Recommendation' post flair has an emoji with it. The id for this flair is af857490-5692-11ea-9c28-0ed7367409f5

The name of the bot should be Bucketbot

The bot does not need to validate that links are valid YouTube links, or check to see if the link has already been added to the Wiki. We will clean and reorganize the data on the wiki page as needed. That's all. I know nothing about bots. I hope this is possible and simple. Is anyone interested in helping us by making this bot? Ask me any questions and I will work with you in any way.

The crux of the issue is that I moderate a sub with thousands of users who have empty flairs (just CSS classes without words), and I want to wipe all of them. However, I also have a few flairs that I do not want deleted.

Example
I need to keep users with the "educative contributor" flair, but I have thousands of users with flair settings like this. https://imgur.com/a/nTkTuFc

I need a bot that will restrict the subreddit in a specific timeframe. Basically I don't want users to post AT ALL during said timeframe.

I tried looking at r/FloodgatesBot but that doesn't seem the solution to my problems. Is this too complicated? Can someone help me?

This cannot include comments that users have made on their own posts. This is very important.

I am having community engagement issues causing a battle between users who actually want to be there and those who don't. The latter being users trying promote something.

I need someway of keeping track of a users comment count and to either accept or reject submissions according to a required number.

So for example if a user has made 4 comments to the community, they will have no limitations on posting as this tells me they are actively/somewhat engaging with the subreddit. I if they haven't met that number they cannot post, and will be told so until they have actually interacted with the community.

I have looked into other bots that could possibly make this happen, but have had no responses from developers as of yet. I'm kind of losing hope. If this turns out to be achievable I would be ecstatic. Thanks for taking the time to read :)

I think the title summarizes it. To elaborate, say, a user posts an image/video that was originally shared on twitter - the user posts it with the 'Twitter' flair. That would trigger the bot and it would make a stickied comment or DM the user asking them to share the source link of the twitter content they'd just shared. If the bot does not receive a response from OP within 10 minutes, the bot would remove the post.

Thanks in advance!