PluralBuddy Support

TomoriBot can recognize verified PluralBuddy webhook reposts and keep each alter’s name, profile settings, and personal memories separate from the host Discord account. Your TomoriBot host must authorize the PluralBuddy instance before you can select it.

Use PluralBuddy with TomoriBot

Run /personal message-proxy service:pluralbuddy on the Discord account that sends your PluralBuddy messages. If your TomoriBot host has approved another instance, select it with the optional instance field; leaving that field empty selects the official instance. Use service:none to turn the wait off. TomoriBot also skips the wait automatically in servers where the selected PluralBuddy bot is not installed. Your account’s privacy settings, blacklist state, cooldowns, and quotas still apply to every alter it hosts. After TomoriBot verifies an alter’s first repost, use /personal config identity: and /personal memories identity: to edit that alter’s stored profile and memories.

PluralBuddy must send a webhook repost for TomoriBot to verify the alter. A nickname-only message does not give TomoriBot an alter identity. PluralBuddy can render its webhook reposts with Components V2; no message-format change is needed. If an alter uses nickname-only mode, choose PluralBuddy’s webhook or both proxy mode for that alter.

Current limits

PluralBuddy’s message lookup confirms the repost, host, channel, and alter, but does not identify the exact original message. TomoriBot matches it to a recent message from the same account and channel. With overlapping messages or a late repost, it may miss the alter or reply twice. A failed lookup never creates an alter identity.

TomoriBot uses the webhook name for the alter’s display name because PluralBuddy’s message lookup does not return one. It does not import private alter or system profile fields. A rename updates the display name when TomoriBot next verifies that alter, while its identity and memories remain stable. Verified alters cannot be mentioned as Discord users.

The message-proxy overview covers the shared wait and service selection. PluralKit support describes its different correlation and bio handling.