Commands Overview

Commands are the foundation of DomDimaBot. They are split into two categories: Default Commands (built-in) and Custom Commands (created by you).

Default Commands

These commands come pre-installed with DomDimaBot. They are built in, but we do not call them “reserved” here because they are gradually becoming normal commands that users can configure and edit.

Note

This section matches the current built-in command list from the bot config. Many of these commands can be enabled, disabled, and adjusted over time.

Permission Levels

• Everyone — any viewer can use it
• Moderator — moderator-level access required
• Editor — higher-level management commands

🎮 Stream, Chat & Moderation

Command	Permission	Default State	What it does
!anuncio	Moderator	Enabled	Sends an announcement to the channel; visible on web browsers, not mobile
!promo	Moderator	Enabled	Text-based promo / shoutout intended to be mobile-friendly
!so	Moderator	Enabled	Mentions a user and can send a clip if clip support is active
!game	Moderator	Enabled	Changes the current game / category
!title	Moderator	Enabled	Changes the current stream title
!s	Everyone	Disabled	Makes the bot speak in chat
!onlyemotes	Moderator	Enabled	Toggles emote-only mode, optionally for a number of seconds
!vip	Editor	Enabled	Grants VIP permanently or temporarily
!unvip	Editor	Enabled	Removes VIP from a user
!mod	Editor	Enabled	Grants moderator permanently or temporarily
!unmod	Editor	Enabled	Removes moderator from a user
!vanish	Everyone	Enabled	Makes a user vanish from chat
!clearchat	Moderator	Disabled	Clears chat

🎯 Predictions & Polls

Command	Permission	Default State	What it does
!predi	Moderator	Enabled	Creates a prediction
!lockpredi	Moderator	Enabled	Locks the current prediction so users can no longer vote
!endpredi	Moderator	Enabled	Ends the current prediction and chooses the winner
!cancelpredi	Moderator	Enabled	Cancels the current prediction
!poll	Moderator	Enabled	Creates a poll
!endpoll	Moderator	Enabled	Ends the current poll
!cancelpoll	Moderator	Enabled	Cancels the current poll

🛠️ Command & Timer Management

Command	Permission	Default State	What it does
!cc	Moderator	Enabled	Creates a custom command
!ec	Moderator	Enabled	Edits a custom command
!dc	Moderator	Enabled	Deletes a custom command
!enable	Moderator	Enabled	Enables a command
!disable	Moderator	Enabled	Disables a command
!commands	Everyone	Enabled	Shows the commands available to the user based on permissions
!cct	Moderator	Enabled	Creates a custom timer command
!ect	Moderator	Enabled	Edits an existing timer command
!dct	Moderator	Enabled	Deletes a timer command

🎉 Utility & Fun

Command	Permission	Default State	What it does
!ruletarusa	Everyone	Enabled	Russian roulette; can timeout the user for 150 seconds
!sumimetro	Everyone	Enabled	Gives a dominant / submissive reading for you or another user
!memide	Everyone	Enabled	Returns an imaginary measurement
!amor	Everyone	Enabled	Measures love between two users
!ponerla	Everyone	Enabled	Returns a percentage chance
!mecabe	Everyone	Enabled	Returns a measurement-style joke result
!followage	Everyone	Enabled	Shows how long someone has followed the channel
!clip	Everyone	Enabled	Creates a clip with optional duration and title
!duel	Everyone	Enabled	Starts a duel between users

Exact Syntax & Limits

!anuncio

Usage: !anuncio <message>
Limit: message cannot be longer than 300 characters
Note: visible on web browsers, not mobile

Example:

!anuncio Hello how are you

!predi

Usage: !predi <title>;<option1>/<option2>;<time in seconds>
Limits:

• title max 30 characters
• options max 20 characters each
• minimum 2 options, maximum 10
• options must be separated with /
• time must be between 30 seconds and 5 minutes

Example:

!predi Will the streamer win?;Yes/No;60

!endpredi

Usage: !endpredi <option number>
Note: the option number must be the winning option number

Example:

!endpredi 1

!cancelpredi

Usage: !cancelpredi
Note: only works if the prediction is active or blocked

!lockpredi

Usage: !lockpredi
Note: only works if the prediction is active

!poll

Usage: !poll <title>;<option1>/<option2>;<time in seconds>
Limits:

• title max 25 characters
• options max 25 characters each
• minimum 2 options, maximum 5
• options must be separated with /
• time must be between 30 seconds and 5 minutes

Example:

!poll Will the streamer win?;Yes/No;60

!endpoll

Usage: !endpoll
Note: only works if the poll is active

!cancelpoll

Usage: !cancelpoll
Note: only works if the poll is active

!game

Usage: !game <game name>

Example:

!game Fortnite

!title

Usage: !title <title>

Example:

!title Hello how are you

!s

Usage: !s <message>
Default state: disabled

Example:

!s Hello how are you

!sumimetro

Usage: !sumimetro [username]

Examples:

!sumimetro
!sumimetro username

!memide

Usage: !memide

!amor

Usage:

• !amor <username>
• !amor <user1> <user2>

Notes:

• if you target yourself, the command responds with a negative phrase
• if you provide no arguments, it reminds you how to use it and responds with a negative phrase

!ponerla

Usage: !ponerla

!mecabe

Usage: !mecabe

!onlyemotes

Usage: !onlyemotes [seconds]

Examples:

!onlyemotes
!onlyemotes 10

!cc

Usage: !cc [options] <command name> <command response>

Supported options:

• -cd=<value> for cooldown
• -ul=<value> for user level

Limits:

• name cannot contain spaces
• name cannot contain special characters
• name max 20 characters
• response max 450 characters

Examples:

!cc discord Follow me on my Discord Server: discord.cdom201.com
!cc -cd=10 -ul=everyone discord Join my discord server at [link]

!ec

Usage: !ec [options] <command name> <command response>

Supported options:

• -cd=
• -ul=

Limits:

• name cannot contain spaces
• name cannot contain special characters
• name max 20 characters
• response max 450 characters

Examples:

!ec discord Follow me on my discord: discord.cdom201.com
!ec -cd=10 -ul=mod discord Follow me on my discord: discord.cdom201.com

!dc

Usage: !dc <command name>

Example:

!dc discord

!followage

Usage: !followage [username]

!clip

Usage:

• !clip
• !clip 20
• !clip Epic moment
• !clip 20 Epic moment

Behavior:

• if the first argument is a number, it is treated as duration
• valid duration range is 5 to 60 seconds
• if the first argument is not a number, it is treated as title
• out-of-range durations default to 30 seconds

!vip

Usage: !vip <username> [days]

Note: temporary VIP is available only for Premium and Pro users, with a maximum of 30 days.

!commands

Usage: !commands
Note: only shows commands available for that user’s permission level

!clearchat

Usage: !clearchat
Default state: disabled

!enable

Usage: !enable <command name>

!disable

Usage: !disable <command name>

!cct

Usage: !cct <timer name> <frequency> <message>

Examples:

!cct mytimer 15 Hello world!
!cct shoutout 30 Check out the socials!
!cct pro-reminder 7m This Pro timer runs every seven minutes.

Notes:

• this is a repeating timer command that runs only while the channel is live; it is separate from one-time countdown timers
• a bare number is interpreted as minutes; 15m and 1h are also accepted
• Free intervals: 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes
• Premium intervals: multiples of 5 minutes from 5 through 180
• Pro intervals: any whole minute from 1 through 180
• existing out-of-tier intervals keep running after plan changes, but editing requires choosing an interval allowed by the current plan
• timer messages support the full AST parser, including command references such as #(command)

!ect

Usage: !ect <timer name> [frequency] [message]

Note: the timer must already exist and any edit must satisfy the current plan’s interval rules

Example:

!ect mytimer 10m New message here

!dct

Usage: !dct <timer name>

Example:

!dct mytimer

!mod

Usage: !mod <username> [days]

Note: temporary moderator is available only for Premium and Pro users, with a maximum of 30 days.

!unmod

Usage: !unmod <username>

!unvip

Usage: !unvip <username>

!vanish

Usage: !vanish <username>

!duel

Usage:

• !duel <username>
• !duel accept
• !duel decline

Note: the challenged user must accept or decline the duel

Tip

If you want advanced dynamic logic, variables, functions, chaining, or stored state, continue to the AST docs in the next section. The goal here is to describe the built-in command set as it currently exists.

Custom Commands

Custom commands are created by you and can send text, use AST functions, store data, trigger media, and call other commands.

Tip

Check the Dashboard page for a visual guide to creating and managing custom commands through the web interface.

How to Create Custom Commands

You can create custom commands in two ways:

Via Chat

Use the !cc command directly in chat:

!cc <command_name> <response>

The command name is created without the !.

Example:

😎Streamer: !cc discord Check out my Discord! discord.gg/example
🤖 DomDimaBot: Command !discord created!

With options:

!cc -cd=300 -ul=tier1 discord Sub-only Discord link! discord.gg/subonly
🤖 DomDimaBot: Command !discord created with custom settings!

Option	Description
-cd=	Cooldown in seconds: use an integer greater than 5 when creating with !cc. Values of 5 or below become 15; !ec accepts 5.
-ul=	User level: everyone, tier1, tier2, tier3, vip, founder, mod, editor, admin, broadcaster

Editing: !ec <name> <new response>
Deleting: !dc <name>

Via Dashboard

Navigate to the Commands section in your dashboard for a visual editor with:

• Full command list with enable/disable toggles
• Cooldown and permission settings
• Response editor for command text / AST templates
• Command usage statistics
• Timer management

Basic vs Advanced Custom Commands

There are two good ways to think about custom commands:

Type	Best for	Example
Basic text commands	links, rules, simple info	!discord, !rules, !schedule
AST commands	dynamic replies, counters, logic, triggers	!uptime, !hug, loyalty systems

Important AST Note

DomDimaBot does not use placeholder syntax like {user} or {game} for advanced command logic.

Use:

• $(user) for the current user
• $(twitch.game) for the current game
• &p1, &p2, &t for arguments
• %(...) for variables you create yourself

Examples of Correct Custom Command Patterns

Text Command

Plain text responses for info, links, and announcements.

!cc discord Check out my Discord! discord.gg/example

Chat example:

💬 Viewer: !discord
🤖 DomDimaBot: Check out my Discord! discord.gg/example

!cc rules Please be kind and have fun!

Functions

Dynamic replies should use AST functions.

Example:

!cc gameinfo $(twitch.channel) is currently playing $(twitch.game)

Chat example:

💬 Viewer: !gameinfo
🤖 DomDimaBot: DomDima is currently playing Valorant

Arguments

Use &p1, &p2, and &t when you want input from the user.

Single argument:

!cc hug $(user) sends a warm hug to &p1! 🤗

Chat example:

💬 Viewer: !hug @FriendUser
🤖 DomDimaBot: Viewer sends a warm hug to @FriendUser! 🤗

Trailing text:

!cc say $(user) says: &t

Chat example:

💬 Viewer: !say this bot is amazing
🤖 DomDimaBot: Viewer says: this bot is amazing

Stored Data

AST variables are created by you. They are not built in by default.

!cc wins *(^(#wins) ? %(#wins *(%(#wins) + 1)) : %(#wins 1)) $(user) now has %(#wins) wins!

Chat example:

💬 Viewer: !wins
🤖 DomDimaBot: Viewer now has 1 wins!

On the next use:

💬 Viewer: !wins
🤖 DomDimaBot: Viewer now has 2 wins!

Triggers & Chaining

You can trigger configured media and call other commands from AST.

Trigger example:

!cc airhorn $(trigger.send airhorn) AIRHORN!

Chat example:

💬 Viewer: !airhorn
🤖 DomDimaBot: AIRHORN!

If a trigger named airhorn exists, it will fire when the command runs.

Command reference example:

!cc creator Check out my links here: #(discord)

This runs the discord command inside creator.

Advanced Custom Commands

The examples above only cover the safe basics. The full AST system supports:

• Conditions with *(...)
• Variables and storage with %(...)
• Existence checks with ^(...)
• Arguments with &p1, &p2, and &t
• Command references with #(...)
• Loops, arrays, and advanced logic
• Function calls for Twitch, moderation, TTS, triggers, EventSub, and more

👉 For the full and correct AST reference, use these pages:

• Advanced Custom Commands
• AST Syntax & Data
• AST Functions Reference
• AST Execution, Errors & Limits
• AST Recipes & Patterns

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To create custom commands, use the !cc command in chat or visit the Commands section in your dashboard.