Chat Commands

1. Dota 2

Command Name	Chat Aliases	Description
Game Medals	!gm	Show rank medal for each players in the match.
Lifetime Games	!smurfs !lifetime	Show total games played for each player in the match.
Live Match Player Stats	!stats !items !kda	Fetch live stats and items for a player in the current match (2 minutes delay). Note, you need to provide an argument for the command such as hero name, hero alias, player slot or player color. I.e. "!stats pa", "!stats blue", "!stats mireska", "!stats Templar Assassin".
Lead	!lead	Show which team has a gold lead and by how much.
Player Stats Profiles	!profile !player	Show link to stats profile for a player. Similarly to above, you need to provide an argument for the command such as hero name, alias; player slot or color.
Notable players	!notable !np	Show notable players in the match. This includes streamers, twitch chatters and pro-players. Honestly, everybody is welcome to be added as a notable player.
Ranked	!ranked	Show whether the current match is ranked or not.
Match ID	!match_id !matchid	Show match id for the current game.
Played with in Last Game	!lg !lm !played	Show recurring players from the last game present in the current game.
Previous Match Results	!pm	Show a short summary for the previous match results.
Win Loss Ratio	!wl !score !winloss	Show streamer's win-loss score ratio during the live-stream.
Offline Win Loss Ratio	!wl offline	Show win-loss ratio for the last streamer's gaming session but also include offline games.
MMR	!mmr	Show streamer's mmr tracked in the bot database (according to their match history). It is not accurate.
Set MMR	!mmr set	(Streamer's only command) Allows for streamers to manually update their MMR in the bot's database.
Stats Profile	!dotabuff !stratz !opendota	Show link to the streamer's stats profile page.
Last Seen	!lastseen !status	Show which account the bot has spotted you playing Dota 2 last on. The bot considers this account as "active" for the purposes of the commands above.
D2PT Hero Builds	!d2pt	Show Dota 2 ProTracker page for the currently selected hero.
Party Members	!party	Show known members from the current party.

Tip for merging 7tv emote sets

To make bot responses look like in the “Showcase” column you can add those emotes quickly to your channel by merging your main 7tv emote set with the Dota 2 emote set using a tool like potat.app/help/mergeset. Some short instructions for @PotatBotat specifically:

Add @PotatBotat to your channel;
Give it 7tv editor role, allow it to Create Emote Sets in addition to default permissions;
Use #mergeset <Primary set ID> 01JS1XW1PAAKP34984FDYZVDR7 where the second argument is an ID for the mentioned Dota 2 emote set;
You can find your <Primary set ID> by copying the last part of the URL to your own main emote set;
@PotatBotat will create a new emote set trying to merge the provided ones; if there is more then 1000 emotes in total - some emotes from the 2nd set won’t make it;
Now you can switch between your main set and a merged version;

Dota 2 functionality restrictions

Unfortunately, due to implementation specifics currently for the Dota 2 features to work:

You need to add the bot’s steam accounts to friends.
You also need to be green-online 🟢 in Dota 2 (and have rich presence visible to friends) for the bot to be able to see your status live.

PS. Another implementation for these features (using Dota 2 Game State Integration) is coming soon™️. It won’t have mentioned restrictions but you will have to put a .cfg file into the Dota 2 directory.

2. Meta

Command Name	Chat Aliases	Description
Commands List	!commands !help !irenesbot	Show link to this page.
Source Code	!source !github	github.com/Aluerie/IreBot
Irene	!irene