This is a massive release, that ended up being almost a complete rebuild. All of the settings have now been centralized under a Settings Action. Pronouns are now automatically supported when recording chat messages and prompting, trigger !setpronouns to learn more. You can now set a custom nickname that the bot will call you instead of your Twitch username. Set it with !setnick 'nickname'. You can also check how your current appearance looks to the bot with !currentnick. Mods can now add words to the channel context, by using '!rememberthis' 'keyword' definition. These definitions will automatically be added to the context anytime the keyword is used in a prompt. A new Speak option was added for mods and VIPs which allows the use of !speak 'phrase' and the bot will say "'User Nickname' said 'phrase'." Two new commands were added for !clearchathistory and !clearprompthistory, and both now have error handling and confirmation messages. This will help deal with naughty prompters that get the bot stuck misbehaving.
Long messages will now split across multiple chat messages, instead of just not logging to the chat. You can now log questions and answers directly to a Discord channel for your viewers to see later. Moderation categories are now individual settings you can toggle on and off at a whim. Keyword_Contexts and preferred_userNames will both be automatically created if the files don't exist. The only required file in your database path is the context.txt file. Anything else will get created as people redeem. Speaker.bot is now internally integrated through coding, instead of using actions that lead to weird variable handling like the infamous %response%. Errors are now more rich, and handled in dozens of new possible cases. Logging has been improved, and made more consistent. This one will probably be buggy, due to the nature of the changes. If you don't want bugs, you might want to wait for the official 1.1 release.
Moderation is now provided for ALL the things. Want to set a custom nickname, better pass moderation checks. Want to speak something out loud? Better pass moderation checks. The same moderation used for processing prompts, is now deployed to help you with the new features. You can take solace knowing that someone can't just make a ridiculous custom name if that's not your thing.