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Interaction Bot is a Discord bot that breaks language barriers on your server, with a web dashboard to configure everything.
| Feature | What it does | Where |
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| Translation | 100 languages: commands, menus, flag reactions and automatic translation by channel, role, category or group | Translation |
| Language detection | Recognizes the language of a message, tunable per channel | Detection |
| Text to speech | The bot reads text in a voice channel, or the messages of a channel | Audio |
| Speech to text | Live transcription of a voice channel, with optional translation | Audio |
| FAQ | Answers to your members' questions, on demand or automatic, in any language | Q&A |
| Voice recording | One track per speaker, announced in the channel, with a page to listen and download | Recording |
| Temp voice | Members create their own temporary voice channels, with a control panel | Temp voice |
| Live transcription | A Discord Activity that shows the transcription live, in the language of each viewer | Activity |
| Voice cloning | Read messages with a voice created from your own voice (Premium) | Voices |
| Welcome and goodbye | Welcome, goodbye and private messages with banners, and roles given on arrival | Welcome |
| Invite tracker | Who invited whom, a ranking of inviters and fake account detection | Invites |
| Honeypot | Trap channels that catch spam bots and punish them at once | Honeypot |
| AI setup | Configure the bot by talking to an AI, in a channel (/ai setup) or on the dashboard |
AI setup |
| Voice messages | Transcribe, translate and dub Discord voice messages | Voice messages |
| Premium | Higher limits and extra options | Premium |
New here? Start with Getting started. What changed lately: Changelogs.
- A slash command and its arguments are written like this:
/test arg1 [arg2 optional].<arg>is required,[arg]is optional. - A role is written @role and a channel #channel.
- The Translation section explains how the translation works, the Website section describes the dashboard, the Audio and Q&A sections cover voice and the FAQ, the Server management section covers the welcome messages, the invite tracker, the honeypot and the AI setup, the Commands section lists every command and Premium explains the offers.
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