Help for #listenbrainz

Logs all activity.

I keep extensive logs on all the activity in #listenbrainz. You can read and search them at http://chatlogs.metabrainz.org/libera/listenbrainz/.

Simple ping test.

Curious if I'm still listening? If you say:

BrainzBot: ping

I'll reply to let you know I'm still here.

Notifies people of the excellent work they are doing.

Let me know who is doing good work:

!m BrainzBot

And I will promptly notify them:

You are doing good work BrainzBot

http://motivate.im/

JIRA issue lookup

Returns the description of a JIRA Issue

jira:-

More advanced version of the brainz plugin using the new listens_to_regex_command decorator.

Remembers and recalls arbitrary information.

To have me remember something for you, ask me in this format:

remember thing=stuff I need to remember

When you want me to recall the information, ask me in this format:

recall thing

I will prompty respond to your request with:

stuff I need to remember

To make me forget something use

forget thing

To display all the things I've remembered use

braindump

A basic proposal voting plugin.

To start a vote, use the startvote command:

startvote optional_name

By default, this makes a simple, boolean vote, where voters can either vote for, against, or abstain.

You can pass in options:

startvote optional_name [option1, option2, option3, ...]

Keep in mind that only one vote can be run at a time.

There are two main ways to vote:

1) Explicitly, using the “vote” command:

vote +1

If you pass in just an option name here, it'll be taken to mean you’re for it.

2) Implicitly:

+1
-1
+option
-option

Here, the symbol in front is required.

You can always abstain from any vote using the “abstain” command, or voting with “
”. If you want to delete your votes altogether, use the “cancelvotes” command.

To print a representation of the number of votes currently made for each option, use the “countvotes”.

Finally, to end a vote, use the “endvote” command.