> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/chat-bot.md).

# Chat Bot

- [Using the !clip command](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/chat-bot/using-the-clip-command.md): KickBot's clip command lets viewers create clips of your Kick stream by typing !clip in chat, with role gating, length controls, and a custom response.
- [Custom Command Setup Guide](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/chat-bot/custom-command-setup-guide.md): KickBot custom commands let you add your own !command triggers to Kick chat, with cooldowns, role gating, and a response that can include dynamic variables.
- [Custom Command Variables](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/chat-bot/custom-command-variables.md): Use variables in your commands to make them more dynamic.
- [AI Text-to-Speech](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/chat-bot/ai-text-to-speech.md): Run TTS on Kick with KickBot: 3,000+ AI voices for chat to use, custom voice clones, AI moderation, on-screen captions, and an OBS browser source.
- [Moderation](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/chat-bot/moderation.md): KickBot moderation auto-deletes bad language, link spam, excessive caps, and any custom banned words or regex patterns you add to your Kick chat rules.
- [Timed Messages](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/chat-bot/timed-messages.md): KickBot's timed messages post recurring announcements in your Kick chat on a schedule, so reminders, social links, and shout-outs go out without you typing them.
- [AI Character](https://docs.kickbot.com/dashboard/chat-bot/ai-character.md): Turn KickBot into an AI chatbot on Kick that replies as a chosen persona whenever a viewer pings @KickBot in chat, with four AI models to pick from.


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