Managing Feed Subscriptions
Control your feed subscriptions with simple commands. Add new feeds, remove old ones, and list all active subscriptions in your server.
Subscribing to Feeds
Use the subscribe command to add a new feed to your channel. You'll need to specify the provider type and the content source.
/feed subscribe provider:youtube channel:@channelname
/feed subscribe provider:twitter account:@username
/feed subscribe provider:rss url:https://example.com/feed.xml
💡 Tip
The bot will automatically check for new content every 5-15 minutes depending on the provider. Faster updates are available for premium servers.
Listing Active Subscriptions
View all active feed subscriptions in your current channel or across the entire server.
/feed list
/feed list channel:#all-updates
The list command shows all subscriptions with their provider, source, and subscription date. You can quickly see which feeds are active and where they're routed.
Removing Subscriptions
Remove a feed subscription using the unsubscribe command with the feed ID.
/feed unsubscribe id:abc123xyz
⚠ Important
Use `/feed list` to find the feed ID before removing. This action cannot be undone, so make sure you're removing the correct feed.
Subscription Settings
Configure individual subscription behavior with various settings.
Ping Role on Update
Automatically mention a role when new content is posted
/feed config id:abc123 role:@content-watchersInclude Link Preview
Embed rich preview information with feed notifications
/feed config id:abc123 embed:trueFilter by Keywords
Only notify for posts containing specific words
/feed config id:abc123 keywords:gaming,updatesBest Practices
- Create dedicated channels for feeds to avoid cluttering active discussion areas
- Use custom templates to format feed notifications according to your community's style
- Regularly review inactive subscriptions and remove ones no longer needed
- Use keyword filters to reduce notification noise from high-volume feeds