Streamer.bot Chat

Streamer.bot ships with a built-in chat client to provide you with direct integration between chat and your bot's actions.

Features

Multi Stream Support

By default, the chat window will enable a tabbed view for all broadcaster accounts you have connected.

While on the combined chat view, you can toggle which chat(s) to send to:

Shortcuts

Keyboard shortcuts exist to easily direct your chat messages to/from different accounts:

Command Menus

Autocomplete menus exist for the following options:

Slash Commands

Slash commands contain a set of actions that are directly integrated with your Streamer.bot instance.

For example, you can type /action to reveal a menu with all actions in your Streamer.bot instance to directly execute.

Some commands support Multi-Platform execution, such as /title which can set the title of both Twitch and YouTube broadcasts simultaneously.

Streamer.bot Commands

For commands to appear in the command menu they must be configured with:

• Set Location to Start
• Start with the ! prefix

When selecting a command, Enter will submit the command immediately to chat.

If you wish to add input for a command, use Tab to select the command and continue typing.

Emote Autocomplete

Emote autocomplete can be triggered at any time and contains emotes from the following sources:

• Twitch
• YouTube
• 7TV (Twitch & YouTube)
• FFZ (Twitch)
• BTTV (Twitch & YouTube)

To select an emote and continue typing, you can use either Enter / Tab

Quick Actions

In settings, you can configure Quick Actions for 3 different sources.

Quick Actions allow you to immediately execute any of your Streamer.bot actions with custom arguments.

Global

Global Quick Actions are displayed in the bottom-left of the chat window and can be executed at any time.

User

User Quick Actions are displayed in the View User popup windows that display when you click on a username in chat.

Additional arguments are populated with the usual user args for the respective platform.

Message

Per-message quick actions appear when you hover over a specific chat message.

Additional arguments are populated with the usual message args for the respective platform.

Highlights

Message and event highlights can be customized for a variety of events.

OBS Browser Dock

You can dock the internal chat in read-only mode by enabling the Streamer.bot WebSocket Server and adding the following URLs as Custom Browser Docks in OBS: