> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://fossabot.com/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Phrase Groups Phrase groups allow you to define a set of phrases that must be matched in order to trigger a keyword. Every single phrase within a given phrase group **must** match, else Fossabot will continue to match other groups. You can have multiple phrase groups per keyword, which act as "OR" statements for triggering a keyword. Phrase groups are by default fuzzy-matched and case-insensitive, but there are optional flags that allow you to customize the matching behaviour of a given phrase: ## Adding a phrase to a group To add a phrase to a phrase group, simply click inside a phrase group: First step to adding a phrase Then type the phrase into the input: Second step to adding a phrase Finally, hit the **return key on your keyboard** to add it to the phrase: Third step to adding a phrase You should see the phrase in a blue tag, this means it has been added to the keyword phrase group. ## Using phrase groups Consider the following phrase group: First example This phrase group will trigger if `you`, `are` and `awesome` appear **anywhere** in the message content. So `you are awesome` could match, but so could `awesome are you` or even `you are not awesome`. This also ignores spaces, so `you're aren't awesomest` would also be matched by Fossabot. However, you could combine these phrases into a single phrase: Second example Then Fossabot would match `you are awesome!!`, but **not** `you are not awesome` - as the entire phrase block is not able to be matched **anywhere** in `you are not awesome`. ## Multiple phrase groups Assuming a use case where you would like to match `you are awesome` or `you are cool`, it may be your first instinct to do something like this: Example of an incorrect phrase group However, **this is incorrect!** You are asking Fossabot to only match content that contains **both** `you are cool` **AND** `you are awesome`. You will want to create multiple phrase groups to create an `OR` condition, where instead you ask Fossabot to match if **either** phrase exists. Click the `Add Phrase Group` button, it will add another input, and move `you are cool` into the below phrase group like so: Example of a correct phrase group This will then match if **either** `you are cool` OR `you are awesome` is contained within the message content! ## Related topics - [Creating a Lookalike](/docs/lookalikes/creating-lookalikes.md) - [Variables](/docs/keywords/variables.md) - [$(autoreason)](/docs/keywords/autoreason.md) - [Keywords](/docs/keywords/index.md) - [Flags](/docs/keywords/flags.md) This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.