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Community interactions

Headless registers slap, punch, kiss, pet, hug, kill, marry, marriage, divorce, and ship. These are in-Discord social responses, not moderation sanctions. Most run in servers and use per-user cooldowns; mentions and GIFs depend on the command and available resources. Social-generated copy and control labels are displayed in English. Member- and provider-authored names, notes, and biographies are not translated.
  • .slap <member> [note] — Use and behavior: A social slap; you can also reply to the member’s message instead of mentioning them. · Access and cooldown: Server; 4 s per user
  • .punch <member> [note] — Use and behavior: A punch interaction; a target is required. · Access and cooldown: Server; 4 s per user
  • .kiss <member> [note] — Use and behavior: A kiss interaction; a target is required. · Access and cooldown: Server; 4 s per user
  • .pet <member> [note] — Use and behavior: A pet interaction; a target is required. · Access and cooldown: Server; 4 s per user
  • .hug [member] [note] — Use and behavior: A directed hug; with no target or replied-to message, it applies to the invoking user. · Access and cooldown: Server; 4 s per user
  • .kill <member> [note] — Use and behavior: A fictional KO action; a target is required and bots cannot be targeted. · Access and cooldown: Server; 4 s per user
  • .marry [member] [note] — Use and behavior: Without a member, checks your status; with one, sends a proposal that the other person must accept. It cannot register a marriage with bots or people already paired. · Access and cooldown: Server; 12 s per user
  • .marriage [member] — Use and behavior: Checks your own or another member’s marriage status. · Access and cooldown: Server; 5 s per user
  • .divorce [reason] — Use and behavior: Removes the relationship record for both people; the reason is optional. · Access and cooldown: Server; 12 s per user
  • .ship <member_a> [member_b] — Use and behavior: With one member, scores the invoking user and that person; with two, scores the selected pair. The score is stable for the same pair in the same server. · Access and cooldown: Server; 6 s per user
  • .instagram <username> (.ig, .insta) — Use and behavior: Looks up a public profile; if Meta is not configured, it only provides a profile link. · Access and cooldown: Prefix or /buscar instagram and /buscar ig; 3 s per user
Social interactions require no moderation permissions. Instagram also requires no elevated permissions and can be used outside a server; Roblox is documented separately in Roblox Avatar.

Usage

Mention another person or reply to their message. Social cards use available GIFs with a fallback image when a source fails; each command keeps its own cooldown.

Marry

The proposal shows buttons to accept or reject. Check status with marry or marriage; divorce removes both relationship records saved for that server.
Social interactions run through commands. The current configuration does not expose a Social module in the Dashboard or per-response auto-delete controls. There is no registered pat command; use the commands listed above.

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.hug

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.ship

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Public Instagram lookups

Use .instagram, .ig, or .insta, or /buscar instagram and /buscar ig. The input can be a username, @username, or an instagram.com link. Metrics use Meta’s official Business Discovery API and require Headless to be configured with a token and Instagram professional-account ID. Without that setup, the command offers the safe profile link and explains that metrics are unavailable. It does not log in as the member or read private accounts.

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.instagram

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/buscar ig

Use .roblox, .rbx, or .rblx, or /buscar roblox and /buscar rbx. Queries can be a username, display name, ID, or profile URL. The response may include an avatar, display name, creation date, account state, verification badge, friend/follower counts, groups, and available public presence. It is a read-only lookup against Roblox APIs; it does not link an account or request credentials.

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.roblox

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/buscar roblox

Do not treat private profiles as accessible or request anyone’s password. Do not use these commands to harass members or amplify information out of context.
Note: Instagram and Roblox show public data made available by their providers. Instagram uses Business Discovery; without official credentials, the command only provides a profile link. Roblox may omit presence or count fields if its API does not return them.

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Integrations and limits

TikTok and Pinterest use separate OAuth flows to connect an account you own through the Dashboard; that authorization does not turn this page into a notification service. Instagram/Roblox results depend on provider setup and availability. Commands rate-limit each user and return recoverable feedback when a provider rejects or limits a request.

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Steps

1

Choose a lookup or interaction

Use a social command for a one-off response, or Instagram/Roblox to look up a public profile.
2

Check the input

Instagram accepts a username, @username, or official profile URL. Roblox accepts a username, display name, ID, or profile URL.
3

Open the profile and respect its limits

Review the result card and open its profile link. Do not bypass provider restrictions or use the commands to harass someone.
Instagram limits each user to one lookup every 3 seconds. Roblox limits each user to one lookup every 4 seconds. Social interactions also use per-user cooldowns, with a separate interval for marry; if Discord reports a cooldown, wait before trying again.