First run
- Step 1
Click Add command and select a platform.
- Step 2
Enter the command and response text or text for TTS to read.
- Step 3
Select eligible groups and the interval between uses.
- Step 4
Save, enable the command and check it in an active chat from an account with appropriate permissions.
Broadcast example
The !rules command reminds viewers of the broadcast rules. Bot text response requires supported Twitch or Kick integration; TTS reaction can also be used for messages received from YouTube and TikTok.
Action and possibilities
Custom command
Add a command, assign a platform, enter a response and a usage interval. Message parameters can include the viewer's nickname. The active rule works when receiving a chat, also outside the command tab itself.
Who can use
The selection of groups and roles limits access to, for example, moderators or supporters. The terms must be verifiable in the platform's data.
Bot or TTS response
Sending bot text to chat is on a supported Twitch and Kick connection with appropriate consents. For YouTube and TikTok, commands can trigger supported local or TTS actions, without pretending to be a sent bot message.
See the interface up close
Click on the illustration to enlarge it. The screenshots show different parts of the setup; the caption explains what to look out for.
When something doesn't work
The bot does not send a response
Check out the command and consent platform for sending messages. Just because you receive a chat doesn't mean the bot has the right to write to it.
The command only works for selected viewers
Check required groups and interval between uses. These are operating conditions, not an error in the command text itself.