Settings & RSS

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/userset

What it does: Opens your personal settings panel. From here you can customize how the bot works for you.

How to use: Just send /userset. The bot will reply with a menu of buttons.

Who can use it: All authorized users.

What you can set

Setting	What it does
Default upload destination	Choose where your files go by default — Google Drive, Rclone path, or Telegram
Thumbnail	Set a custom thumbnail image for your uploads
Leech type	Choose between document (raw file) or media (with preview)
Split size	Set maximum file size before splitting (e.g., 1.5GB for Telegram)
Rclone config	Upload your own Rclone config file
Token.pickle	Upload your own Google Drive token
Service accounts	Upload service accounts for GDrive
FFmpeg settings	Set per-stream metadata for audio, video, and subtitles

How to set a value:

1. Send /userset
2. Click the appropriate button
3. Follow the bot's instructions (send a file, enter a value, etc.)

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/category

What it does: Opens the category selection menu. Categories let you organize uploads into different folders/drives based on content type (e.g., Movies, TV, Music).

How to use: Just send /category. The bot shows your current categories.

Who can use it: All authorized users.

How categories work:

1. Admin sets up categories via /botset → Drive/Folder categories
2. Each category maps to a Google Drive folder or Rclone path
3. Users pick a category before starting a task
4. The file is uploaded to the category's destination

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/rss

What it does: Opens the RSS management menu. RSS lets the bot automatically download new content from RSS feeds — like a subscription service.

How to use: Just send /rss. The bot will show your current RSS feeds and options.

Who can use it: All authorized users.

How RSS works

1. You add an RSS feed URL (e.g., from a TV show release site)
2. The bot checks the feed regularly for new items
3. When a new item matches your filters, the bot automatically downloads it

Adding an RSS feed

/rss
# Then click the button to add a feed

You'll need:

• Title — A name for this feed (pick anything)
• Link — The RSS feed URL
• Command (optional) — Arguments to apply to downloads from this feed

Command filters for RSS

When adding a feed, you can specify commands that will be applied to every download from that feed:

-c mirror                         # Command to run (mirror, leech, etc.)
-up mrcc:remote:path              # Upload destination
-rcf --buffer-size:8M             # Rclone flags
-d ratio:time                     # Seed ratio/time
-z password                       # Zip with password

Content filters: -inf and -exf

Control which items to download based on their title:

Filter	What it does	Example
-inf 1080 or 720	Only download if title contains "1080" OR "720"	-inf 1080 or 720|mkv or mp4
-exf flv or web	Skip if title contains "flv" OR "web"	-exf flv or web|xxx

How filters work:

• | means AND
• or means OR
• Example: -inf 1080 or 720|mkv or mp4|hevc
  • This means: title must contain (1080 OR 720) AND (mkv OR mp4) AND hevc
• Example: -exf flv or web|xxx
  • This means: title must NOT contain (flv OR web) AND must NOT contain xxx

Full example adding a feed:

Title: MyTVShow Link: https://example.com/rss Command: -leech -up pm -inf 1080 or 720p|.web. or .webrip. This will automatically leech new episodes that match the quality filter.

Sensitive filter: -stv

By default, filters are case-insensitive. Add -stv true to make them case-sensitive.