Pyre.Bot

Pyre.Bot is one place to run the bot everywhere you have a say: your own channel, and every channel whose owner has given you access. The channel selector at the top of the sidebar picks which channel you are working on.

Guides

• Getting started with Pyre.BotGet the Pyre bot into your chat, on your channel and on channels you moderate.
• A tour of the portalA guided read of the five pages that have no guide of their own, from the Dashboard to the links editor.
• CommandsBuilt in commands, custom commands, and the variables that make them useful.
• Give a moderator accessInvite links, the three access levels, and what a moderator can never do.
• TimersRecurring messages that post on their own schedule, with their own rotation and an optional activity gate.
• Ads and raidsChat lines around your ad breaks, !nextad and the four !ads verbs, automatic shoutouts for the channels that raid you, and the two checks that watch your chat modes when you go offline and come back.
• QuotesSave the lines worth keeping, and let chat pull them back up by number or at random.
• FishingThe !fish game your viewers play in chat. Casting, bait, traps, rods, coins and leaderboards.
• VariablesThe full reference for every variable a command response can use, what each one expands to, and what happens when one cannot resolve.
• ModerationThe ten chat filters and what each one catches, chat modes, blocked terms, and who is exempt from all of it.
• ProtectionHow Pyre answers a bot raid and a follow-bot wave, the three postures, what a threat level actually means, blocking instead of banning, and the panic button.
• Suspicious usersThe monitored and restricted badges on a chat line, what Twitch is telling you and what Pyre worked out itself, and the monitor, restrict and clear actions.
• Song requestsLet chat queue the music with !sr, decide what a request costs, and approve what plays.
• Text to speechRead your tips, cheers, subs and redemptions aloud, pick voices, and put them behind tiers only if you want to.
• ConnectionsPut the bot in your chat on Twitch, YouTube and Kick, and understand what each platform needs from you.
• Import from another botBring your commands, and timers where the source allows, across from StreamElements, Fossabot, Nightbot or Streamlabs.
• Loyalty and giveawaysThe points your viewers earn for turning up, what they spend them on, and the raffles you draw from them.
• TipsLet viewers support you from your public page, set up payouts into your own Stripe account, and decide what the alert, the goal and the thank-you message do when one lands.
• Ad ManagerRun the whole Ad Manager setup from the Pyre.Bot portal, arm and posture and target and announcements and the per-game tiles, with a card that says what the desktop app adds on top.
• ClipsLet chat clip a live moment with !clip, browse every clip in one library, and download the portrait cut Twitch makes for you.
• Schedule & SocialOne stream schedule that replicates to Twitch and YouTube, and Discord announcements when you go live.
• The Discord botAdd Pyre to your Discord server so it tells people when you are live, hands out supporter roles, and answers questions with the truth from your channel.
• AlertsWhat plays on stream when someone follows, subscribes, cheers or tips, and how to hold an alert for approval before it reaches the screen.
• Overlays and widgetsAdd a goal bar, a chat box or an event ticker as a browser source, restyle it, and manage the media library behind it.
• Channel point redeemsCreate, edit, pause and delete your Twitch and Kick channel point rewards from one page, and work the redemption queue live while you stream.
• TTS: custom voices & takedowns (operators)The operator runbook for the Custom Voices admin list, one-click takedown, and the reactive DMCA workflow for user-created voice clones.
• TTS: Fish Audio go-live (operators)The operator runbook for keying Fish Audio, its prepaid API credit model, and why the catalog gains Fish voices only once the owner designs them.
• TTS: Polly go-live (operators)The operator runbook for keying Amazon Polly and whitelisting authentic Brian as the platform default, with a tts.monster fallback behind him.