# Add a Reaction Role
**1.** Add the reaction role\
**Example:`/reaction role add @stream notifications`**
{% hint style="info" %}
This is the role you want to enable as a reaction role.
{% endhint %}
**2.** You will be prompted with a message: **`Please react to the message you want the reaction on with the emote you want the reaction role to be triggered with.`**
**3.** You will now react to the message of your choice with the emoji of your choice.
{% hint style="success" %}
Congratulations, all done! You should see ✅**`The reaction role has been added.`**
{% endhint %}
**4.(Optional)** If you would like a list of active reaction roles, use **`/reaction role show.`** This will allow you to click and jump directly to the message of the reaction role.
{% hint style="info" %}
To view a demo on how to setup, please visit the [reaction role demo](https://docs.sxbot.io/reaction-roles/setup-reaction-role-demo)[.](https://docs.sxbot.io/reaction-roles/setup-reaction-role-demo)
{% endhint %}
You can also use the built-in help guide the bot offers by using **`/reaction help`** as seen below.
/reaction help
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