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Where Auto-Reply waits for a phrase, Auto-Interaction responds to every human message posted in a chosen channel. Bots are skipped by default, and there is a short per-member throttle so one person posting rapidly cannot flood the channel with reactions.
The natural fit is a submissions channel — every piece of art gets an upvote reaction automatically, so members do not have to remember to seed it.

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Limits

One rule per channel. A channel that already has a rule cannot have a second one — edit the existing rule instead.

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What a rule can do

Reactions

Add up to 25 emoji to every message.

Messages

Post a reply — plain text, an embed you build inline, or one of your saved embeds.

Images

Post up to 25 image URLs.
A message response can reuse an Embed Message you have already built, or you can write the text and embed directly on the rule.
Roles can be excluded. Up to 100 roles can be ignored, so a rule can skip staff or bot roles while still responding to everyone else.

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Enabling and disabling

The enable switch on each rule takes effect immediately — it is not part of the save bar.

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Counting toward the limit

The rule counter includes disabled rules. Switching a rule off does not free a slot; delete it if you need the space.

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Troubleshooting

Vetox needs Add Reactions and Read Message History in that channel. Custom emoji must be from a server Vetox is in.
That channel already has one. Find it in the list and edit it.
You have no saved embed messages. Create one on the Embed Messages page first.
That is the default — bot authors are skipped unless you turn on reply to bots on the rule.
A per-member throttle: three messages from the same person in the same channel within five seconds starts a five-second pause, during which nothing is posted or reacted. It resumes on its own.

Auto-Reply

Respond only when a message matches a trigger.