Chatbot

Recipes.

Copy-ready command responses for the trickier variables: shoutouts, weather, dice, counters, League ranks and the built-in mod commands. Drop one into a command, tweak the wording, and go.

Shoutouts

A rich shoutout pulls everything about the last person mentioned. The viewer types the command followed by a name, and $(touser) resolves that channel along with its profile fields.

!soresponse

Go follow $(touser) at $(touser.url). Last seen playing $(touser.game) with $(touser.followers) followers!

A live-aware shoutout reads the target's stream state, so the wording changes depending on whether they are live right now.

!soresponse

$(touser) is currently $(touser.status). Check them out: $(touser.url)

Weather

Fully plug-and-play, no API key required. It uses wttr.in, a free weather service. Make a new command, turn on API call, and copy these exact settings in. A viewer types !weather London and gets a one-line forecast back.

!weatherGET · Text

API URL:        https://wttr.in/$(querystring)?format=3
Method:         GET
Response type:  Text
Response text:  $(api)

That returns the whole line ready-made, for example London: ⛅️ +12°C. Want to word it yourself? Switch the response type to JSON and read fields by path:

!weatherGET · JSON

API URL:        https://wttr.in/$(querystring)?format=j1
Response type:  JSON
Response text:  $(query): $(api.current_condition.0.weatherDesc.0.value), $(api.current_condition.0.temp_C)°C (feels $(api.current_condition.0.FeelsLikeC)°C)

Why $(querystring)

$(querystring) URL-encodes whatever the viewer typed so a city like "New York" is sent safely. Use $(query) (the raw text) only in the visible reply, never in the URL.

Random fun

A magic 8-ball picks one answer at random each time with $(pick a;b;c).

!8ballresponse

🎱 $(pick yes;no;maybe;ask again later)

A damage roll combines the runner, a target and a random number in one line.

!attackresponse

$(user) hits $(touser) for $(random 1-100) damage!

Counters

A death counter reads a named counter with $(count.<name>). Bump it elsewhere (a hotkey or a separate command) and this line always reflects the current total.

!deathsresponse

$(channel) has died $(count.deaths) times this stream.

League of Legends

Look up a fixed player's rank with the Riot integration. Pass a Riot ID and region, or swap in $(query) to let viewers ask about anyone.

!rankresponse

$(touser) is ranked $(lol.rank Faker#KR1 kr)

Channel status

A quick status line mixes your title and follower count into one reply.

!statusresponse

$(channel) is $(status), $(followers) followers.

Built-in mod commands

These are not responses you configure: !marker and !poll are built-in commands your mods type straight into chat. Drop a stream marker at the current moment with an optional label.

chatmod command

!marker clutch play

Or start a Twitch poll with a question, semicolon-separated choices, and a duration in seconds.

chatmod command

!poll "Next game?" Mario;Zelda;Metroid 120

Tokens render empty when unavailable

A token with no value renders as nothing, so a missing follower count or an off target never breaks the reply. Module and integration tokens need their module or integration switched on first.