# Web3 Group/Channel Custom Features – Bots, MiniApps, and Plugins

Sudo’s groups and channels are more than just communication spaces—they are programmable Web3-native ecosystems. Inspired by Telegram bots and WeChat mini apps, Sudo enables creators, developers, and communities to build custom on-chain experiences directly into chat spaces, transforming messaging into an interactive, decentralized application layer.

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**1. Smart Groups & Channels**

Sudo groups and channels can integrate three core types of programmable components:

1. Bots: Automated tools for moderation, community management, and gamification.
2. MiniApps: In-chat applications for finance, NFTs, gaming, and utilities.
3. Web3 Plugins: Real-time on-chain data and contract-triggered actions.<br>

These programmable elements enhance engagement, create monetization opportunities, and allow communities to operate as self-contained Web3 environments.

#### 2. Bots – Automation & Moderation

Sudo bots are Web3-aware and can read wallet status, balances, NFTs, staking positions, and contract activity.

| **Feature**      | **Description**                                                                   |
| ---------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Welcome Bots     | Auto-greet new users based on wallet rank, token holdings, or NFT ownership.      |
| DAO Vote Bots    | Start, manage, and track governance proposals within the chat interface.          |
| Quiz/Reward Bots | Run trivia competitions or reward campaigns using SUDO or other tokens.           |
| Anti-Spam Bots   | Restrict participation based on wallet age, token holdings, or verified activity. |

#### 3. MiniApps – In-Chat Experiences

MiniApps are lightweight, interactive applications embedded directly into Sudo’s group or channel interface.

Example MiniApps:

* Token launchpad dApp within a project’s channel.
* NFT reveal or minting experience for collectors.
* Community tipping tools and gas-fee calculators.
* DEX aggregator swap/bridge function directly inside chat.<br>

Technical Specifications:

* Built using React + JSON Schema.
* Integrated via WebView or iframe for seamless in-chat execution.<br>

#### 4. Web3 Plugins – On-Chain Triggers

Web3 plugins allow groups and channels to react in real time to blockchain events.

| **Plugin Type**      | **Description**                                                  |
| -------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Price Alerts         | Notify members when tokens experience significant price changes. |
| LP Add/Remove Alerts | Track liquidity pool additions/removals for DEX pairs.           |
| Contract Watcher     | Broadcast live on-chain activity from any monitored contract.    |
| Wallet Notifier      | Send alerts when a tracked wallet executes notable transactions. |

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These plugins effectively create on-chain social feeds for DeFi, NFTs, and DAOs.

#### 5. Developer Economy

Sudo supports an open developer ecosystem for building bots, MiniApps, and plugins:

* Plugin Marketplace: Developers can list their tools for community access.
* Revenue Sharing: A percentage of tips, subscription fees, or usage charges is distributed to developers.
* SDK + API: Lightweight development tools to integrate with Sudo’s infrastructure.
* Plugin Approval System: Ensures trust, safety, and controlled versioning before public release.\ <br>

#### 6. Token Integration & Monetization

* Premium Access: Advanced bots, MiniApps, and plugins require SUDO token payment.
* Developer Pricing: Developers can set fees (e.g., “1 SUDO per use”) for their integrations.
* Revenue Sharing: Group/channel owners can receive a percentage of plugin revenue.\ <br>

Monetization Summary:

| **Source**         | **Burn or Reward**                               |
| ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------ |
| Paid Bots/Plugins  | % burned, % to developers/group creators         |
| MiniApp Usage Fees | Custom split between developer, system, and burn |

This model ensures that ecosystem growth drives SUDO demand, with usage fees generating recurring token burns.


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