Keywords

A keyword is whatever you want the bot to match against new Pump.fun mints. Three forms:

Form	Example	Matches when…
Literal phrase	elon	Any mint name, symbol, description, or linked twitter author contains elon (case-insensitive substring)
Tweet URL	https://x.com/elonmusk/status/123	A mint’s twitter field links to that exact tweet (or a quote-tweet chain leading to it)
Regex	/^pepe\d+$/	Mint name/symbol matches the regex (flag with leading/trailing /)

Match details: see Match Modes.

Adding

/add <keyword>
/add elon doge pepe          # multiple at once
/add https://x.com/.../...   # tweet URL
/add /BONK[0-9]+/            # regex

If you call /add with no arguments, the bot prompts you for the keyword interactively.

Listing

/list

Shows every keyword you have, with its mode (literal / tweet_url / regex). Order is insertion order.

Removing

/remove elon
/remove elon doge      # multiple
/rm elon               # short alias

Without args, the bot shows your keywords as tappable buttons; tap to remove.

Limits

• Freemium: 1 keyword slot
• Pro: 50 keyword slots

The bot refuses to add beyond your limit; you’ll need to /remove something first or upgrade.

Gotchas

• Case-insensitive. elon, Elon, ELON all match the same mints.
• Substring, not whole-word. elon matches melonelon, elonia, etc. If you only want exact ticker matches, use a regex like /^\$?ELON$/.
• Tweet URLs are normalized. x.com, twitter.com, vxtwitter.com, and fxtwitter.com URLs all match. Status IDs are what’s checked, not the literal URL.
• Quoted/chained tweets count. If mint A’s twitter quote-tweets mint B’s twitter, and your keyword is mint B’s tweet, both A and B will fire alerts.