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Also on the Cuebot Docs site.
Every trigger and sub-action in Cuebot, with what each setting means and which variables you get.
- Triggers: the "when" of an action. When someone follows, when a scene changes, when you press a key.
- Sub-actions: the "then do this" steps. Send a message, wait, switch a scene.
For people who write code or build their own tools:
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C# methods (CPH): every
CPH.method for a Run C# code step, with an example. - Script functions: Cuebot's functions for C# and Python code, with an example in each language.
- REST API: every web address other programs can use to control Cuebot.
- MCP tools: the tools an AI app gets when it connects to Cuebot.
The same text is in the app: You do not need this site open while you build. In Cuebot, pick a trigger or sub-action and the same explanation shows above its settings, and every setting has a hint under it. When you add one, the list shows a short description of whatever you have selected, and search finds words in those descriptions too.
These pages are made from the help text and the code inside Cuebot, so they always match the version you download. A test checks that nothing is missing and that every C# example compiles.
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Cuebot Docs (the same pages, nicer to read)
- Home
- Start here
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Guides
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- 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