I am building a system for an anime media sharing community where users obtain enhanced roles based on how much media they contribute. I have looked into Maki bot’s method of leveling, but its progress seems arbitrary rather than tied to clear, measurable milestones. I would prefer a solution where roles are granted once a user reaches set targets, such as 5, 10, or 20 media uploads. I remember that Circlebot previously had a similar feature, although I can no longer locate this option. Can anyone suggest an alternative bot that meets these requirements?
i’ve seen a few open-source bots on github that let u set up custom milestone triggers for roles. might need a bit of tweaking though – they’re not drop-in solutions, but could work if u wanna roll your own isntance.
I have experimented with a few bots that allow for custom milestone triggers and one solution I found effective was using Dyno Bot with carefully configured custom commands. Although originally designed for moderation, it allows reusable automation for role assignment when your specific condition is met. It required some learning and slight adjustments to script the custom triggers, but it managed to offer precise control over awarding roles. In my experience, this approach proved reliable and could be adapted to any platform where clearly defined numeric milestones are needed.
In my experience, I’ve found that combining a free bot with some custom scripting can yield a reliable solution for milestone-based role assignment. I experimented with Carl-Bot, which doesn’t support automatic media counting out-of-the-box, but its custom commands and webhook integrations allowed me to track uploads and trigger role updates when a user hit a set threshold. Admittedly, setting this up took a bit of trial and error, but it has proven to be robust once configured properly. This approach offers greater control and can be fine-tuned as the community grows.
hey, maybe try tatsu bot. its mainly a gamification tool but can be tweaked for milestone roles once a certain media count is hit. ive seen it work well with a few adjustments, so if u dont mind custom setup its a good free option.