Raid Commands

/raidx

Launches a coordinated community raid on an X (Twitter) post to boost engagement. Community members receive a raid announcement with the target post and engagement goals (likes, retweets, replies, quotes, bookmarks). The bot tracks progress in real-time and celebrates when targets are met. Raids help amplify important posts, support partners, or drive visibility for project announcements.

Admin Only

/raidx https://x.com/username/status/123456
/raidx https://x.com/username/status/123456 likes=50 retweets=20
/raidx https://x.com/username/status/123456 duration=1h mute=yes

Parameters:

Name
Type
Example

post_url

required

https://x.com/username/status/123456

likes

optional

50

retweets

optional

20

replies

optional

50

quotes

optional

50

bookmarks

optional

50

duration

optional

1h

mute

optional

yes


/raid_status

Displays real-time progress of active raids, showing current engagement numbers vs. targets for likes, retweets, replies, quotes, and bookmarks. You can check a specific raid by ID or see the latest active raid. Use this to monitor how your community is progressing toward raid goals and motivate participation.

Admin Only

Parameters:

Name
Type
Example

raid_id

optional

value


/raid_stop

Cancels an active raid immediately, stopping progress tracking and notifications. Use this when you need to end a raid early - for example, if the target post was deleted, targets were already met naturally, or the raid was started by mistake. The raid status will be marked as "CANCELLED" in the raid history.

Admin Only

Parameters:

Name
Type
Example

raid_id

required

value


/raid_history

Displays a list of previous raids with their completion status, targets, and results. Review past raid performance to see which raids were successful, how long they took, and engagement levels achieved. Useful for analyzing community participation patterns and planning future raids.

Admin Only

Parameters:

Name
Type
Example

limit

optional

value


/set_raid_defaults

Configures default settings for all future raids including target engagement numbers, duration, auto-mute behavior, and whether raids are enabled. These defaults are used when you start a raid without specifying custom parameters. Set these once to match your community's typical raid goals, then override them per-raid when needed with /raidx parameters.

Admin Only

Parameters:

Name
Type
Example

likes

optional

30

retweets

optional

15

replies

optional

10

quotes

optional

5

bookmarks

optional

20

duration

optional

1h

mute

optional

no

enabled

optional

yes


/get_raid_defaults

Displays the current default raid settings including target numbers for all engagement types, default duration, auto-mute behavior, and raid enable/disable status. Use this to review your configured defaults before starting a raid or to verify settings after using /set_raid_defaults.

Admin Only


/set_raid_message_behavior

Controls how the bot updates raid progress messages in the chat. Choose between three modes: "edit" (updates the existing message cleanly), "repost" (deletes and resends to keep it at the bottom of the chat), or "pin" (updates and pins the message to keep it visible at the top). Different modes suit different community preferences and chat activity levels.

Admin Only

Parameters:

Name
Type
Example

mode

required

value


/get_raid_message_behavior

Shows the currently configured raid message update mode (edit, repost, or pin) and explains what that mode does. Use this to verify how raid progress messages will be displayed in your chat.

Admin Only


/set_raid_image

Uploads a custom image that appears in all raid announcement messages for your community. After running this command, the bot will prompt you to send an image file. This branded image helps make raid announcements more visually appealing and recognizable to your community. The image is displayed prominently in every raid message.

Admin Only


/auto_raid_config

Configures automatic raids that trigger for the "Best Tweet of the Day" selected during daily report generation. When enabled, the bot automatically starts a raid on the top-performing post a few minutes after the report is published. This helps consistently boost your best content without manual raid creation. Configure raid duration, delay before starting, target engagement numbers, and auto-mute behavior.

Admin Only

Parameters:

Name
Type
Example

enabled

optional

no

duration

optional

360

delay

optional

5

likes

optional

100

retweets

optional

50

replies

optional

50

quotes

optional

50

bookmarks

optional

50

mute

optional

yes


/get_auto_raid_config

Displays the current auto-raid configuration including whether it's enabled, the raid duration, start delay after report, target engagement numbers, and auto-mute setting. Use this to review your auto-raid setup or verify changes after using /auto_raid_config.

Admin Only


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