jevmod on Twitch
Reads chat during a stream, where a decision has to land in seconds or not at all.
This one you run yourself today. The adapter is in the open package under the MIT licence; the hosted product covers Discord so far.
What it does, exactly.
What it reads
Live chat, over Twitch's IRC-over-WebSocket gateway, through the same moderation core every other adapter calls.
What it can do
Through Twitch's own Helix moderation API.
How you talk to it
Chat commands: !jevmod status, !jevmod set and !jevmod rule. That is the core of Discord's settings surface, not all of it.
Worth knowing first
Chat commands cover the core settings only. The full command list Discord has is not here yet.
Run it yourself.
The same core every other surface uses. MIT, and nothing about this command is different from what the hosted product runs.
pip install jevmodTWITCH_CLIENT_ID=... TWITCH_CLIENT_SECRET=... TWITCH_REFRESH_TOKEN=... TWITCH_BOT_LOGIN=... TWITCH_CHANNELS=chan1,chan2 TYPESAFE_API_KEY=... python -m jevmod.adapters.twitch_botThe other four.
Discord
Rates every message in your server and posts what crosses your line to a private channel only your moderators can see.
Telegram
Reads group messages and reports to an admin chat. It can delete and it can mute.
Reads new comments and new posts in the subreddits you moderate, and reports to the mod queue.
YouTube
Reads the chat on a live stream, within the quota the API gives you, which is written down rather than guessed at.