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What is KITT?

KITT is a Discord bot that provides a personalized experience for voice channels. The announcer feature allows users to hear personalized phrases when someone joins or leaves a voice channel.

With support for 230 voices across 57 languages, server admins and premium users can choose the voice that best fits their preference, and with the ability to set custom messages per user, everyone can have their own personalized announcement.

KITT also offers a text-to-speech command say. KITT can optionally announce when someone in voice chat: is streaming, sharing video, mutes, unmutes, deafens, or undeafens. With KITT, you'll always know what's happening in your voice chat, without having to constantly switch back to Discord to check.

Add KITT to your server

To invite KITT to your server, add it here.

Add KITT to a voice channel

KITT uses Discord's built in slash commands. To use a command, simply type / followed by the command name. In order to use KITT, you must be in a voice channel. In which you can use the /join command to bring KITT into it. Subsequentally, you can use the /leave command to remove KITT from the voice channel.

Change the default voice

Server admins can use the /settings default voice command to set a default voice for the server. This will be the voice used for all announcements unless a user has set a custom voice for themselves.

Users with a premium subscription can use the voice property in the /phrase join set and /phrase leave set commands to set a custom voice for themselves that will overwrite the server default.

Squelch User Announcements

Server admins can use the /squelch command to prevent specific users' phrase announcements from being spoken. This is useful for managing noisy voice channels or temporarily silencing disruptive users without removing their access to the voice channel.

How Squelching Works: When you squelch someone, KITT will stop announcing their voice activity (like joining, leaving, muting, etc.) but they can still use voice chat normally. Think of it as a "mute announcements" feature, not a voice channel ban.

Smart Event Management: Squelch commands are additive - running multiple commands on the same user will combine the events rather than replace them. This makes it easy to gradually add more restrictions or update timing without losing existing settings.

Example Workflow:

1. /squelch add @user events:join duration:1h → User squelched for join (1 hour)
2. /squelch add @user events:leave duration:1d → User squelched for join, leave (1 day)
3. /squelch add @user events:mute duration:forever → User squelched for join, leave, mute (forever)

Notice how events accumulate and the most recent duration applies to all events.