Auto Threads

Turn new messages into organized discussions, keep instructions visible, and add automatic reactions—all from one dashboard.

Choose which messages open a public thread, then customize its name using the author’s name, message text, a linked page title, or a media filename. Start with simple presets or build custom conditions and ordered naming rules.

Keep your community organized

• Automatic threads: open public threads for messages matching your rules.
• Flexible naming: combine naming rules and fallbacks to produce useful thread titles.
• Sticky messages: keep instructions visible in channels or add a sticky to new automatically created threads.
• Automatic reactions: react to matching messages, including specific words across your server.
• Web dashboard: create, customize, pause and organize your automations, view aggregate statistics, and import or export configuration templates.
• English and French: use localized interfaces and documentation.

Get started

1. Invite Auto Threads to your server.
2. Run /dashboard to open your server’s dashboard.
3. Create an Auto Threads, AutoReact or Sticky Messages configuration.
4. Activate it and send a matching message to test the result.

The dashboard provides the full configuration tools. Discord commands offer quick setup, status checks, and pause/resume controls:

• /config autothreads — create an automatic thread configuration from a preset.
• /config autoreact — set up a reaction for a channel, or a word and emoji without choosing a channel.
• /config sticky-message — create a simple text sticky, then activate it.
• /help — explore the commands and find useful links.

For example, /config autoreact word:hello emoji:👋 creates a server-wide reaction to the whole word “hello”, ignoring capitalization, after confirmation.

Permissions

Dashboard access requires server ownership, Administrator or Manage Server permission. Channel actions also require the relevant channel permissions.

The bot needs View Channel and Create Public Threads to create public threads. Welcome messages, reactions, sticky messages and other optional actions require their own permissions. Manage Threads is not required for the bot’s automatic thread creation. See the documentation for the full permission guide.

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