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Kristopher Barrantes edited this page Oct 30, 2026
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Cuebot is streaming automation for Twitch, YouTube, Kick and Rumble, in one desktop app for Windows and Linux. You build actions and choose what triggers them; text-to-speech, chat moderation and your stream gear live in the same app. Everything runs on your computer.
Cuebot is in testing (version 0.1 release candidates). If something does not work as this wiki describes, please open an issue.
- Installation: download Cuebot for Windows or Linux.
- Getting Started: connect your platforms and build your first action.
- Connecting Platforms: Twitch, YouTube, Kick and Rumble sign-in, bot accounts and API quota.
- Actions and Triggers: steps, flowcharts, triggers, chat commands, timers, queues and variables.
- Text to Speech: voices, engines, filters and the speech queue.
- Stream Apps and Devices: OBS, Streamlabs Desktop and other stream apps; Stream Deck, MIDI, controllers and more.
- Donations and Integrations: tips, webhooks and other services.
- Moving from Streamer.bot: bring your existing actions across.
- Backups and Your Data: where Cuebot keeps things, backups and Google Drive.
- Linux: Wayland and X11, the tray, packages and audio.
- Command Line Options: start minimized, headless mode and other switches.
- Troubleshooting: common problems and how to report one.
Cuebot by Tech Daddy Digital · MIT license · Privacy
Cuebot Docs (the same pages, nicer to read)
- Home
- Start here
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Guides
- Chat commands
- Overlays and alerts
- Writing your own overlay widgets
- Text-to-speech
- Music and now playing
- Points, store and giveaways
- Subathons and goals
- Stream apps and devices
- VTuber apps
- Stream Deck
- The phone app
- Donations and integrations
- Discord bot
- The setup assistant and AI tools
- The assistant on your own computer
- Moving from Streamer.bot
- Cuebot's servers
- Writing code (C# and Python)
- Python in detail
- Using your own code editor
- Controlling Cuebot from other programs
- Backups and your data
- Linux
- Command-line options
- Troubleshooting
- What's experimental
- Reference