the bot

sam · today at 9:41 pm

open.spotify.com/track/2HbKqm4o0w5wEeEFXm2sD4

what it does, exactly

• watches for spotify track links; answers with a person’s line when the record has one, else the house’s (marked as an AI’s), the part of the song it’s about, and the record’s page.
• reads the wall first — if the community already said it better, you get their line, credited.
• /take a link and your line, name the part of the song it’s about — it files on the wall, credited to you, and hands back the permanent address. servers invited before slash commands can type !take <link> <the line> in channel. ten a day per person.
• /key set once, by a server admin, and the server carries its own key: fresh reads for that server come off the key’s daily quota and then the owner’s credits, so a busy server never runs into the public allowance. filings use it too. /key status shows what is left; the key itself is never shown back.
• /link once, and your discord is tied to your account on the wall: every line you file here earns signal, and signal earns credits. the lines you filed before come with you. the address it gives you is yours alone.
• /desk a link to your own record and an address — the desk writes one line in the house voice, sends it to you privately, and you pay only to publish. publish, and the stamped card lands in the channel you asked from. the email never shows in the channel.
• keeps a ledger of what it served (song, server, timestamp). nothing else — no message logging, nobody’s data is for sale.
• the same voice is an API — the bot is one door among several.