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Tinybot (or @teabot)
Tinybot (or
@teabot) is a smart and feature-rich chat bot designed specifically for your Twitch channel. You can use it to manage your chat, interact with viewers, track stats, and more. Just use the commands to have a fun and interactive chat experience!
You can use an instance already running (like
@teabot)
and install it in your chat by sending the command !join in its chat,
or you can self-host it using these instructions[there is no available source code, so you won't be able to self-host it. (do you really need to self-host this 50K+ LoC bot?)].
Features
Stream notifications
A convenient way to keep track of streams on Twitch. Simply use the !event command to create a notification in chat about an upcoming stream. To always be in the know, sign up for notifications using the !notify command. Never miss a moment and enjoy your streams on time!
Emote updates
Instant updates on new changes to the emote set. The bot automatically notifies the chat about new emotes, deletion of existing emotes, and changes in their names.
For now only for 7TV.
Lua coding
With !lua and !luaimport you can create your own logic for custom commands! It can be another utility, a mini-game, or even a bot within a bot - only your imagination limits you. The coding awaits you today!
And more...
| @everyone in your chat | With the !massping command, moderators can quickly notify all participants by mentioning them with an important message. |
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| No Ctrl+Enter anymore | In addition, the !spam command provides the ability to repeat a message the desired number of times, which is useful for repetitive reminders or clarifications. |
| Timers | With the !timer command, you can set messages to be sent each interval. moderators can quickly notify all participants by mentioning them with an important message. |
| Create your own commands | The !cmd command allow the creation of personalized commands, which adds interactivity and flexibility to communication by allowing channel owners to create their own commands. |
