/edituserfilter

/edituserfilter

What it doesCopy Anchor Link

Your filter decides which items the bot alerts you about. This command gives you a link that opens your current filter in the filter builder, so you can change it without writing anything by hand.

When you're done editing, save your changes with /setuserfilter. Editing in the browser does not change your filter in the bot until you do. To learn how filters work, see the filter guide.

What you get backCopy Anchor Link

Only you can see the reply. It has:

• A link, Open your filter in the editor. Your filter is built into the link, so it loads in the editor automatically.
• A copy of your filter attached as filter.json.

If your filter is very large, it doesn't fit in a link. In that case, the reply says so and links to the editor without your filter loaded. Download the attached filter.json and import it in the editor. When you're done, click Download in the editor and attach the new filter.json to the file option of /setuserfilter. A large filter is too long to paste into Discord.

ExampleCopy Anchor Link

/edituserfilter

Click the link in the reply. The filter builder opens with your current filter loaded. Make your changes, click Copy for Discord, then paste the result into /setuserfilter.

If something goes wrongCopy Anchor Link

• Error Occurred: something failed on our side. Try again later.
• Your filter doesn't load in the editor: your filter was too large for the link, or the link was cut off when it was copied. Import the attached filter.json in the editor.
• The editor says the bot no longer accepts your filter: it was saved before a newer rule existed. Fix the problems the editor lists, then save it again with /setuserfilter.