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First-party stream-alerts cog. No third-party app, no webhooks — configure in the dashboard, alerts post when streams go live.

What it does

Configure Twitch channels you want to track and the Discord channel for alerts. When a tracked stream goes live, Sloth Lee posts a rich embed with the channel name, current title, category, viewer count, and a link to the stream.

Updates are polled (Twitch's EventSub also works for most servers but polling is more forgiving of rate-limit spikes during big events).

Set up

  1. Open the dashboard → your server → Stream Alerts.
  2. Add the Twitch channels you want to follow (just the username).
  3. Pick which Discord channel posts the alerts.
  4. Customize the embed template — variables include channel name, title, viewer count, started-at.
  5. Save. Sloth Lee starts watching within a few minutes.

Embed template variables

  • {channel.name} — Twitch display name
  • {stream.title} — current stream title
  • {stream.category} — game / category
  • {stream.viewers} — viewer count
  • {stream.url} — twitch.tv/<channel>
  • {stream.started_at} — ISO timestamp

Permissions Sloth Lee needs

  • Send Messages in the alert channel.
  • Embed Links for the rich preview.
  • Optionally Mention Everyone if you want @everyone or role pings on alerts.

Limits + caveats

  • Free: up to 5 tracked streams per server.
  • Premium: 50 streams.
  • Enterprise: unlimited.
  • We poll every ~60 seconds, so there's a brief window between a streamer going live and the alert posting. For streams under five minutes long, that's noticeable.