- Platform
- Discord, Slack and Bluesky
- Status
- Live on Discord and Slack
- Source code
- Public on GitHub
- Data kept
- The name you give is used to build your message. The bot does not read your other messages
Community tools
Mommy Bot.
Supportive messages on demand: ask for one on Discord or Slack, or follow the Bluesky account.
What it is.
Mommy Bot brings the Mommy service into the places where people already talk. On Discord, a slash command replies with a message that only you can see. On Slack, the /mommy command does the same for your workspace.
There is also a Bluesky account, @mommy.naomi.party. You can give a name, and the message will use it. Every message comes from the Mommy service.
What it does.
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Discord
A slash command that replies privately, with an optional name.
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Slack
The /mommy command, with any text after it used as your name.
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Bluesky
An account, @mommy.naomi.party, that shares messages for anyone who follows it.
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A name if you want one
Give a name and the message addresses you by it. The bot says dear if you give no name, or if the name is flagged by a profanity filter.
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Little access
The Discord bot asks for no message permissions, and the Slack app asks only to add its command.
How it works
Getting started.
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Add it
Add Mommy Bot to Discord or Slack from the Mommy Bot site.
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Ask for a message
Use the slash command on Discord, or /mommy on Slack. Add your name if you like.
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Follow on Bluesky
Follow @mommy.naomi.party to see messages in your feed.
Good to know.
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Questions about Mommy Bot?
Ask in our community server, and a person will answer. You can also browse the rest of our products.