Automatic moderation for your Twitch chat

The Twitch bot can automatically announce in your Twitch chat when someone breaks your rules.

By announcing when and why someone is removed from your Twitch chat, you make everyone aware of your rules and the consequences for breaking them.

You can disable these announcements in the «General settings» menu by deactivating the toggle button for «Filter announcements» and/or «Blacklisted phrase announcements».

Each of your filters have their own announcement, with the minimum cooldown time between announcements being bound to each individual filter.

To adjust the minimum time between announcements, adjust the «Minimum time between announcements» value.

You can exclude certain special messages from your auto moderation, like Twitch re-sub alerts and chat messages with Bits.

For your blacklisting you can exclude these special messages in the «General settings» menu by activating the «Exclude Twitch subscription announcements» and/or «Exclude messages containing Twitch Bits» checkboxes in the «Blacklisted phrase whitelist» section.

You can also adjust the amount of Bits required to exclude the chat message, by adjusting the «Minimum amount of Twitch Bits to exclude» value.

For your filters you will need to adjust a filter's individual settings to exclude these special messages.

Twitch chat will sometimes lag and not properly hide chat messages that your Twitch chat bot removes.

This happens because your Twitch chat bot removes the message so fast that Twitch chat cannot keep up with it.

To avoid having some already removed messages appear in your Twitch chat, you can have your Twitch chat bot remove messages twice. Once instantly and once delayed.

Unfortunately, removing messages twice also means your moderator logs will display the timeout twice.

You can adjust this behavior in the «General settings» menu by adjusting your selection in the «Purge handling» section.

You can choose between these options:

1. Send one instant purge.
2. Send one slightly delayed purge.
3. Send both an instant and a delayed purge.

The choice is up to you on how you want to handle this.

When a Twitch raid happens your Twitch chat may become unusually disorderly.

While this disorderly behavior normally would be undesirable, you can temporarily allow some extra excitement throughout the duration of the raid.

By activating the «Temporarily set the active settings to Lenient on incoming Twitch raids» checkbox in the «General settings» menu, the Twitch bot will use your custom «Lenient» type settings for each of your individual filters for its auto moderation.

Keep in mind that these custom «Lenient» type settings are only available when you have set up your filters with Advanced Mode activated.

Adjust the «Minimum amount of raiders required» value to avoid abuse, and the «Duration of the settings override» value for how long you want to allow the disorderly behavior.

Users can be pre-approved to bypass auto moderation by searching and selecting the user in the «Permit a user» input in the controls widget on your dashboard.

Twitch mods can pre-approve users to bypass auto moderation by typing «!permit Username» in Twitch chat, where «Username» is the username of the user you want to pre-approve.

The «!permit» chat command is a built-in chat command, and you can adjust it by following these steps:

1. Open up the «Moderation» menu from the main menu, then open the «Permit command» menu from there.
2. Adjust the settings to fit your needs.
3. Click the «Save» button at the bottom of the menu to save the settings.