Command
Plays a sound and/or sends a chat reply for a matching !command.
One app for an army of bots.
MultiBotLabs is a modular Twitch bot toolkit for streamers — multiple independent bots toggled from one always-on-top HUD bar. Always local-first, open-source, and privacy respecting.
Multiple bots. One HUD. Run only what you use.
Every bot is a self-contained module that can be hidden from view with a simple toggle. Bots with an overlay render as OBS Browser Sources; everything runs entirely on your machine.
Emote
Plays a sound whenever a configured emote appears in chat.
Text-To-Speech
Reads chat messages aloud when a viewer cheers enough bits.
Live Studio Audience
Reaction sounds triggered by keywords or chat commands.
AtMe
Keeps a running, dismissible list of messages that @-mention you or use Twitch's Highlight My Message, so you never lose track during a busy chat.
Media
overlayShows a gif, image, or video on your stream overlay for a matching !command.
Celebration
overlayA fireworks show on the overlay, triggered by a bits cheer or a chat command.
Coinks
overlayA coin-drop minigame on the overlay: viewers queue up, drop coins onto a scrolling belt of scoring tiles, and compete for score.
Built local-first, on purpose
No cloud, no telemetry
Sound libraries, settings, and coin-game scores all live in a JSON file on your own machine. Nothing is synced to a server.
No embedded secrets
Authentication to Twitch uses the OAuth implicit grant flow, so the app never needs a client secret — there's nothing sensitive in the source.
Open source, MIT licensed
The full source is on GitHub. Read it, fork it, or send a pull request — see therepo.
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Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon), and Linux builds. Requires Node.js 20+ to build from source.
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