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# Overview

KeyKeeper is a powerful bot designed to manage game key distribution and access control for closed alpha and beta testing groups. It allows server administrators to create, manage, and revoke access to different groups based on keys. With its easy-to-use commands, admins can quickly assign roles, generate game keys, and track who has access to which groups.

The bot operates by generating keys for different groups, assigning them to users, and providing an option to revoke access when needed. Administrators can also create restrictions, such as making a group accessible only with a valid key.

KeyKeeper provides a range of commands to manage group access, roles, and game keys, as well as tools to export and import key data for seamless management.

## Features:

* Claim and redeem keys
* Manage restricted and unrestricted groups
* Export and import game keys
* Assign roles and manage user access
* Restrict access to groups with a unique key system
* Revoke keys and user access


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