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Simon Says

Info

Simon Says is a Discord bot command integration that allows you to create custom keyword-triggered actions in your Discord server. Actions include generic responses, movie/series lookups, and GitHub issue creation.

Action Types

Generic

Create custom keyword-triggered responses. When a user types the keyword in a monitored channel, the bot responds with your configured message.

  • Supports embedded images: [image=https://linktoimage.com/someImage.jpg]
  • Supports thumbnails: [thumbnail=https://linktoimage.com/someThumbnail.jpg]
  • Force message break: [message-break]
  • Optional: Disable embed formatting with the No embed option

Movie Info

Look up movie information using a keyword. Requires Radarr configured on the client.

  • Example: !movie the batman - Returns information about the movie

Series Info

Look up series information using a keyword. Requires Sonarr configured on the client.

  • Example: !show vikings - Returns information about the series

GitHub

Create GitHub issues directly from Discord using a keyword.

  • Requires a GitHub organization and repository
  • Requires a tag in the repo to block spam: notifiarr-bot-YOUR_DISCORD_SERVER_ID

Configuration

Each action has the following settings:

  1. Keyword - The trigger word/phrase (e.g., !help). Supports aliases with comma separation (e.g., !help, !helpme)
  2. Channels - Which Discord channels to monitor, or select All channels to watch everywhere
  3. Roles - Which roles can use the keyword, or select Any role or Any user for unrestricted access
  4. Response - The bot's reply (for generic actions)
  5. Description - A description of what the action does

List Response

Use !simonsays in any monitored channel to get a list of available commands. Configure how the list is displayed:

  • DM list of commands - Send the list as a direct message
  • Post link to list - Post a link to the command list in the channel

Instructions

  1. Navigate to the Simon Says integration on the Notifiarr website
  2. Select the action type (Generic, Movie, Series, or GitHub)
  3. Configure the keyword, channels, roles, and response
  4. Save the action
  5. Test by typing the keyword in a monitored Discord channel