How to set up a slot request command for Twitch chat

How !sr works

• A viewer types !sr and a slot name, for example: !sr Sweet Bonanza.
• The bot reads it and adds the request to your queue with the viewer’s display name. Messages without !sr at the start are ignored and not stored.
• The command is not case-sensitive (!SR works too). The slot name is kept up to 120 characters.
• The bot only reads chat. It does not post replies in your channel.

Step 1: connect your Twitch channel

Open the Chat Bot tab in the dashboard and press Connect Twitch. Twitch asks you to confirm that the channel is yours; no chat permissions are requested. Within about a minute the bot joins your channel.

Step 2: manage the queue

Every request appears in the Slot Requests tab. Mark a request as Played when you play it, or Declined to remove it from the list on stream.

Step 3 (optional): show the queue on stream

The !sr widget shows the pending requests and the most recently played ones as a small terminal. Add it like any widget, with the recommended size 340 × 230.

1. In the dashboard, open the Widgets tab and press Copy next to “OBS Browser Source URL”.
2. In OBS, click + under Sources, choose Browser and give the source a name.
3. Paste the URL into the URL field and set Width and Height to the recommended size shown under the URL.
4. Leave the background alone: the widget page is transparent, so only the widget appears over your scene.
5. Click OK, then resize or move the source on your canvas like any other source.

Good to know

• Your moderators can manage the queue too, once you invite them in the Moderators tab.
• There is no per-viewer limit yet. If chat floods the queue, decline the extra requests in the dashboard or ask a moderator to.
• Kick: not supported yet, because Kick has no stable public chat API. Your overlays still work on Kick (see the Kick overlay guide).
• Viewer display names and the requested slot are stored until you remove them or delete your account (see the privacy policy).