Feed filters control which feed items are posted to Discord. When filters are enabled, only items matching the defined conditions will be sent as messages. Items that do not match are silently discarded.

Filters can be set up at two levels:

• Bot-level filters apply to all feeds in a bot. Configure these in the bot settings page under "Feed filters".
• Feed-level filters apply to a single feed. Configure these in the feed properties under "Filters".

When both bot-level and feed-level filters are defined, an item must match both sets of filters to be posted.

Creating a filter

To create a filter:

1. Navigate to the feed or bot settings to filter.
2. Click "Edit" next to the Bot filters or Feed filters property.
3. Make sure the Enable filters checkbox is checked.
4. Click "+ Add condition" to add a filter condition.
5. Select a field, an operator, and enter a value.
6. Click "Save" to apply the filters.

Each condition consists of three parts: the field to check, the operator to use for comparison, and the value to compare against. All comparisons are case-insensitive.

Fields

The following feed item fields can be used in filter conditions:

Operators

The following comparison operators are available:

Combining conditions with groups

Multiple conditions can be combined using groups. Each group has a matching mode:

• Match all (AND): every condition in the group must match for the group to pass. Use this to narrow down results.
• Match any (OR): at least one condition in the group must match. Use this to widen results.

The matching mode can be changed using the dropdown at the top of each group, which reads "Match all/any of the following".

Nested groups

Groups can be nested inside other groups to create more complex logic. Click "+ Add group" to add a nested group. Groups can be nested up to 2 levels deep.

For example, to match items that are either by a specific author OR contain certain keywords in the title:

1. Set the top-level group to Match any (OR).
2. Add a condition: Author equals "John".
3. Add a nested group set to Match all (AND).
4. Inside the nested group, add: Title contains "release" and Title does not contain "draft".

This will match items where the author is "John", or items whose title contains "release" but not "draft".

Managing conditions

Each condition can be managed using the buttons next to it:

• Click the duplicate button to copy a condition.
• Click the × button to remove a condition.
• Groups can be removed using the "Remove group" button. A confirmation is required.

Enabling and disabling filters

Filters can be temporarily disabled without deleting them. Uncheck the Enable filters checkbox and save. The filter conditions will be preserved but no filtering will be applied. Re-enable them at any time by checking the box again.

If no conditions have been added to a filter, all items will pass through regardless of the enabled state.

Bot-level vs. feed-level filters

Filters can be configured at two different levels, and both apply simultaneously:

When both are active, a feed item must pass both sets of filters to be posted. Bot-level filters are useful for broad rules (e.g. excluding items containing certain keywords across all feeds), while feed-level filters are useful for rules specific to a single source.