A network bot that does everything tends to overwhelm. Most operators only need a handful of features at a time — role sync plus, say, Twitch notifications. The rest just clutters the sidebar. That is why CloudMod's features are now plugins: modular pieces you enable per project from a single market view.
One market, clear categories
The new Plugins page groups everything by category — Integrations, Moderation, Utility and Support. Each plugin is a tile with its icon, a short description and a toggle. Turn one on and a Configure entry takes you straight to its settings. Turn it off and it disappears from the sidebar entirely, so the navigation only shows what you actually use.
What ships today
Three plugins are live right now:
- Auto-Responses — trigger-based replies with variables, cooldowns and per-channel scope.
- Twitch Notifications — go-live announcements with custom templates, ping roles and an offline edit when the stream ends.
- Channel Mirror — continuous mirroring of messages across servers, including edit and delete propagation.
What's coming
The market also previews what's next: Kick and TikTok notifications, and a Ticket Bot for button-driven support channels. They show up as "coming soon" tiles so you can see the roadmap without anything half-finished landing in your server.
Why modular matters
Splitting features into plugins is not just cosmetic. The bot only runs the listeners a project actually enabled, so an unused feature costs nothing. For you it means a dashboard that matches your setup — and a clear, honest view of where CloudMod is headed.
Getting started
Open any project, head to Plugins, and switch on what fits your community. You can always come back to the market to re-enable a feature later — the toggle is the single source of truth, on the dashboard and in the bot.