Deep Bot Commands: Complete Tutorial For Chat Bot In 2026

Attracting a large number of viewers to your Twitch channel is fantastic. However, as your audience increases, it becomes increasingly challenging to engage with them all at once through chat while keeping them captivated by your content.

That's where the Twitch bots come into play. A Twitch bot is a tool designed specifically to assist you in moderating your chat by taking over tasks that you would otherwise need to handle manually.

They provide an excellent method to enhance your chat, engage many people at once in a spam-free environment, and one of the best bots for this purpose is Deep Bot. In this article, we will explore Deep Bot commands.

Deep bot is a comprehensive service for your Twitch and Discord, providing a tool that allows you to incorporate a variety of exciting and useful features.

You can incorporate features such as a loyalty point system, chat games, customization of your bot's name and brand image, timed messages, polls, and more.

Below is the complete list of essential deep bot commands that you can use in your live chat on Twitch, organized by sections.

General Commands

These basic deep bot commands are generally accessible to all Twitch viewers, regardless of whether they hold the status of a mod, a VIP, or a streamer.

These are basic commands that are easily recommended for every channel, provided the user is savvy enough to apply them.

Administrator and Mod Commands

A <cmd> represents the name of the order that a viewer needs to call. [%level] is an optional value used to restrict a command to a specific user group, and <message> is the text that is posted to chat.

For instance, /r responds to the latest whisper, while /w < username> whispers to a specific user. You must enable this VIP-only option in the Master Settings by clicking the appropriate checkbox for the Enable Whisper Messaging option.

Mode 2, in contrast, represents a Tournament Arena, with <amount> indicating the entry cost for the tournament. [a mod level 2]

Stream and Minigame Interaction Deep Bot Commands

You can use the commands below with the stream interaction and minigames tools integrated into this chatbot. All of these tools can be found within the "Stream interaction" tab.

Music Commands

Admin Commands

Custom deep bot commands can be restricted to specific user classes by adding %<level>  before the <message>. A <level>  defines different user classes using numbers ranging from 1 to 9.

Here are some of the various classes:

Some options available for the User class are:

For example, !removesong 5 will remove the 5th requested song, and this option functions if you are using the internal YouTube player.

This option is exclusive to VIPs, and for it to function, Whisper messaging must be enabled in the Master Settings by selecting the appropriate checkbox.

A Mode 2 introduces Tournament Arena, where <amount> represents the entry fee for the game tournament [a mod level 2]

Betting Commands

A [type] can be either "win," "top3," or "top2," with [x] representing the number of points viewers can bet and [y] being a digit between 1 and 8 for any car you choose to bet on in the race.

Custom Join Message Deep Bot Commands

Auction Deep Bot Commands

Keyword Raffle Deep Bot Commands

Ticket Raffle Deep Bot Commands

Quote Deep Bot Commands

In all three cases, streamers can easily restrict the use of commands for any of the different user classes available.

Custom Commands

You can also create specific commands using the list of command variables available on the Deepbot TV website.

Currently, there are over 80 commands available to meet your needs, including message flags, variables, and more.

Conclusion

There you have it—some of the most important commands to interact with your viewers and engage them effectively.

All that remains is to study them, select and arrange them according to your preference, ensuring everything functions properly and keeps your chat spam-free, fresh, and organized.

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