Syntax

$botCount[(ignored)]

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Required
ignored	The engine accepts one optional argument but ignores it: the count is always for the current server.	No

Return value

• Type: integer
• The number of members of the current server whose account is a bot. The engine lists all members of the server to compute it.

Examples

Simple display

$sendMessage[🤖 **$botCount** bots on this server.]

Human/Bot Ratio

$var[humans;$sub[$membersCount;$botCount]]
$title[📊 Composition of $serverName]
$addField[👤 Humans;$var[humans];yes]
$addField[🤖 Bots;$botCount;yes]
$addField[👥 Total;$membersCount;yes]
$color[#5865F2]

Alert if too many bots

$if[$botCount>$var[humans]]
$sendMessage[⚠️ There are more bots ($botCount) than humans ($var[humans])!]
$endif

Complete Statistics

$title[📊 Statistics for $serverName]
$addField[👥 Total;$membersCount;yes]
$addField[👤 Humans;$sub[$membersCount;$botCount];yes]
$addField[🤖 Bots;$botCount;yes]
$thumbnail[$serverIcon]
$color[#5865F2]

Notes

• A “bot” is determined by the bot flag set on the Discord user account.
• To get the number of humans, subtract $botCount from the total: $sub[$membersCount;$botCount].
• The bot running the command is included in this total.