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# Keyword Response
This feature is part of the Keyword Response Module.
This feature allows you to create keyword responses for your server! This can be great for making informational responses, presets, and more!
#### OBJECTIVES
* [Create a Keyword Handler](#creating-a-keyword-handler)
* [Delete a Keyword Handler](#deleting-a-keyword-handler)
* [Listing all of the Managed Keywords](#viewing-all-of-the-keywords)
#### REQUIREMENTS
**Premium Tier** and **Deluxe Tier** subscriptions have access to this feature, however **Deluxe Tier** provides more customisation options.
## Creating a Keyword Handler
*The name field represents the keyword. It is important to understand what each field means when creating a tag to ensure the outcome is expected. Make sure to read this and follow along, it is highly likely that you will create unintended side-effects if you don't follow correctly.*
First, run the [`/keyword create`](/commands/tags/create.md) command. A form will pop up onto your screen. Then, you will be able to enter the name and description for the tag. **The name represents the keyword you need to run in order to use it.** For example, if you want to setup `help` as a keyword, then the name should be `help` . The description represents the body of the embed, as showcased below.
{% hint style="warning" %}
Some embed parameters are only available for users with the **Deluxe Tier**.
{% endhint %}
## Deleting a Keyword Handler
To delete a command, you can simply run the [`/keyword delete`](/commands/tags/delete.md) command and include the name of the tag you wish to delete.
This was ran during the development phase of Elyxir, prior to the module's function being updated to keywords.
## Viewing all of the Keywords
You can view all of the tags in the server using the [`/keyword list`](/commands/tags/list.md) command!
