Twitch Chat Automation Bot
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
I’m looking for a small desktop program that can log in to multiple Twitch accounts that I supply and have each of those accounts post messages in chat automatically. The only function I need is chat commenting—no whispering, no auto-follows—just clean, reliable message drops.
Here’s the flow I have in mind:
• I paste or import a list of account credentials.
• I enter (or you hard-code a field for) the target channel.
• On start-up the bot logs each account in, pulls a fresh list of predefined comments from an online source that I’ll provide (JSON or plain-text endpoint), and begins posting them.
• Timing between messages, account rotation, and total run time should be adjustable so I can keep things looking natural.
• Any Twitch API or IRC library is fine—Python with twitchio, Node with tmi.js, even a lightweight Selenium approach—so long as it runs on Windows without extra fuss.
Deliverables
1. Compiled executable plus full source code.
2. Simple read-me covering account list format, how to point to the comment URL, and how to tweak delays.
3. A quick test session proving multiple accounts can login simultaneously and post the fetched comments.
If you’ve built similar chat or social automation before, let me know which libraries you used and how you handled rate limits. I’m ready to get started right away.
Here’s the flow I have in mind:
• I paste or import a list of account credentials.
• I enter (or you hard-code a field for) the target channel.
• On start-up the bot logs each account in, pulls a fresh list of predefined comments from an online source that I’ll provide (JSON or plain-text endpoint), and begins posting them.
• Timing between messages, account rotation, and total run time should be adjustable so I can keep things looking natural.
• Any Twitch API or IRC library is fine—Python with twitchio, Node with tmi.js, even a lightweight Selenium approach—so long as it runs on Windows without extra fuss.
Deliverables
1. Compiled executable plus full source code.
2. Simple read-me covering account list format, how to point to the comment URL, and how to tweak delays.
3. A quick test session proving multiple accounts can login simultaneously and post the fetched comments.
If you’ve built similar chat or social automation before, let me know which libraries you used and how you handled rate limits. I’m ready to get started right away.