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Shoutouts & community ​

Auto shoutouts (!addstreamer) ​

Mycroft will automatically shoutout your streamer friends when they enter your chat. Use following command to decide which people get auto-shoutouts. Format

bash
!addstreamer <streamer name>

Use below command to remove streamer from auto shoutouts. Format

bash
!removestreamer <streamer name>

Personalized Auto Shoutouts (!customso) ​

You can even customize your shoutouts for specific people. These could be vip or regulars who don't stream or people who stream on different platform.

Format

bash
!customso <twitch username> <command with shoutout text>

Example

The command !joe here should be created beforehand with your shoutout text

bash
!customso @MyFriendJoe !joe

Output Example

Mycroft will print the output of !joe command

bash
MycroftBOT: Special shoutout to my friend Joe!

Remove a personalized shoutout

bash
!customso remove <twitch username>

Shoutout Configuration (!setsocommand) (Mod/Streamer only) ​

Set the auto shoutout command

bash
!setsocommand !so

Customize the shoutout template

bash
!soTemplate Go check out {name} last seen playing {game} at {url}

Turn fancy(AI generated) shoutouts with a clip on or off

bash
!fancySO on
!fancySO off

Followers & community (!followage) ​

Mycroft keeps track of your community's follow ages and helps make followers feel welcome.

Check how long you've been following

bash
!followage

Example response

bash
You've been following for 2 years, 3 months and 4 days.

Check how long someone else has been following (Mod/Streamer only)

bash
!followage <username>

Auto greetings ​

Mycroft also does following automatically, out of the box:

  • Congratulates followers on their follow anniversary.
  • Welcomes chatters who are chatting for the first time in a while.

e.g.

bash
MycroftBOT: Hey nathaniel! Welcome to the stream!

Lurk / Unlurk (!lurk, !unlurk) ​

Commands used to lurk and unlurk. Any viewer can use these commands.

Format

bash
!lurk
!unlurk