Markov

Markov works by saving messages on a specific channel, and then generating messages that resemble those conversations.

Getting Started

To start you should add a channel for Markov to listen to with the /add_channel command. After adding, Markov will start learning from these messages, and occasionally he will send a message (by default 10% chance on a channel message), generated based on the channel learnings. ​

Commands

/add_channel channel

Add a channel for Markov to listen to and send messages in. The generated messages are based on previous messages from the channel since Markov started listening. ​

/remove_channel channel

Remove a channel from Markov's memory. This makes it so all the message history from that channel is deleted and Markov stops listening to it and sending messages there. ​

/remove_messages search

With this command you can search for messages that you want to remove from Markov's memory. A list with the 10 most recent messages matching the search parameter will appear, from here you can select which ones to remove and confirm the removal. ​

/generate_message

Generates a random message from Markov based on the current channel. The current channel needs to have been added to Markov in the past. ​

/set_message_chance channel chance

Set the chance of Markov sending a message in a specific channel. ​

/info

Shows info about Markov on the current server.