> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.modr8.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.modr8.net/features/actions.md). # Actions Modr8 Actions let you build out simple to highly complex rules & conditions which will then output an action to be taken by your bot.\ \ Think of actions as a "If this happens, then do that" type of rule engine. There are thousands of actions you can create, you can even create sets of multiple conditions to be met for an action to be executed. To give an idea of the type of conditions you can work with, we can trigger an action based on: * User profile attributes * Message attributes * Types of media sent * Games being sent * Messages being received at set times * Premium member properties * Text patterns * And much much much more!

Multiple action conditions being shown to filter down when the action outcomes will be run

Once an action has had its conditions met, then you can create either a set of actions to be taken by your bot or even create groups of actions which can be randomly selected. Maybe you want to issue some reputation at random to users plus send out an animated image. Maybe you want to respond to users in a specific language or build out your own set of moderation commands that can be used by only users you specify. All of this is possible and much more. To provide a list of potential actions that can be taken we've listed out just a few below: * Send a message with personalisation * Delete messages * Send an image or file with a caption * Mute / Ban / Amend reputation * Pin messages * Silence / Un-silence the chat * And much more!

Modr8 action first deleting a users message and then sending a personalised message to the chat explaining why

If you want to find some pre-build Actions why not checkout our[ "Action Marketplace" ](https://platform.modr8.net/member/actions)where some of the best Actions have been listed from our community.
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