Mac is a versatile Discord bot designed to enhance server interactions by automatically responding to predefined trigger words stored in a secure database on a webserver. Built with PHP and integrated with Discord's API, Mac offers robust capabilities for community management, automation, and admin control. Here's a breakdown of his key features:
Core Response System

Trigger-Based Replies: Mac scans messages in allowed channels for specific trigger words (case-insensitive, with word boundary matching to avoid false positives). When a match is found, he replies with a custom response phrase pulled from the database.
Spam Protection: Includes user cooldowns (5-second delay per response) and rate limiting (3 commands per minute per user) to prevent abuse.
Channel Restrictions: Responses are limited to whitelisted channels, configurable per server via the admin dashboard.

Use /bothelp to get a list of commands you can use with Mac

Permission Checks: Admins are identified by a configurable role ID, server ownership, or administrator permissions. Mac fetches member details asynchronously if needed.

Monitoring and Notifications

Channel Monitoring: Watches a specified channel (set via config) and replies with '@everyone' to alert users on new messages.
Web Admin Dashboard

Secure Access: Login via Discord OAuth for seamless authentication.

Trigger Management: Add, edit, or delete triggers through a user-friendly interface with tables for viewing.

Channel Management: Add or remove allowed channels, with automatic name fetching from Discord API.

Role Configuration: Set custom admin role IDs per server.

Server Switching: Easily switch between managed servers, with real-time refreshes and flash messages for actions.

Reward System for active users in your discord! Spark engagement with custom Roles and Rewards ie: access to hidden channels ..etc

Mac's Home

Mac is ideal for fun, moderated Discord communities, providing easy customization without needing code changes.

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