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IRC · EVENTSUB

Twitch bots that survive the stream.

Chat bots hold an IRC connection for hours. Keep it in a container and it outlives your stream, your laptop and your sleep schedule.

Deploy a twitch botHow it works
tmi.jstwitchioTwitchLibTwurple
IRC CHAT
Long-lived connection
EVENTSUB
WebSocket transport works
CHANNEL POINTS
Via EventSub
RATE LIMITS
Twitch's, not ours
01 — HOW IT WORKS

Three steps,
none of them a panel.

01
Deploy it

Same one command as everything else here.

02
Add your OAuth token

Chat token or app token, encrypted at rest.

03
Reconnects on its own

Twitch drops connections. Your library retries; if the process dies, we restart it.

02 — FROM YOUR EDITOR

You never leave
the chat.

Connect once — your browser opens, you click Allow — and your assistant can deploy, read logs, restart and roll back for you. No API key to copy.

Let your AI set it up
Copy one paragraph, paste it in the chat.
deploy this bot
spocket.deploy_bot({ name: "twitch-bot" })
live · 256MB · restarts on crash
it went offline, why?
spocket.get_logs({ lines: 50 })
fixed and restarted
03 — FAQ

The bits that
trip people up.

EventSub webhooks or WebSocket?+

WebSocket. It needs no public callback URL, so it works here with no extra setup. Webhook transport needs an inbound endpoint. Talk to us if you need one.

Your twitch bot is done.
Go put it somewhere.

$3 a month, always on. First one free for 7 days, no card.

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