Twitch

AI Twitch chat bot generator on tmi.js

Describe the chat bot you want and Devellix writes it with tmi.js, wires up the commands and cooldowns, installs the dependencies, and bundles a runnable build, with the full source you own.

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tmi.jsNode.jsTwitch ChatOAuthnpmBundled build

A Twitch chat bot connects over Twitch's IRC interface, listens to every message in a channel, and responds to commands without getting itself timed out. Devellix takes a description and produces a tmi.js project shaped the way maintained bots are: a client with the right identity, a message handler, and command routing with cooldowns, not a fragile one-off script.

The dependencies are installed and the project is bundled in the cloud, so what you download connects on your own OAuth token instead of erroring on a missing package. The complete Node source ships with every build for you to host, add commands to, and extend into overlays or moderation however you like.

Generates a tmi.js chat bot from a plain-English description
Chat commands, argument parsing, and per-command cooldowns
A client wired with identity and channel config
Dependencies installed and the project bundled in the cloud
A runnable build plus the full Node source you own
Live transcript of the plan, files, and build

A real Twitch build

One sentence in, a working project out. This is an actual file from a Devellix build, not a mockup.

Prompt

A chat bot with a !dice command that rolls 1-6, one use per viewer every 10 seconds

bot.js Dependencies installed, runnable build

const tmi = require("tmi.js");

const client = new tmi.Client({
  identity: {
    username: process.env.BOT_USERNAME,
    password: process.env.OAUTH_TOKEN,
  },
  channels: [process.env.CHANNEL],
});

const cooldown = new Map();

client.on("message", (channel, tags, message, self) => {
  if (self) return;
  if (message.trim().toLowerCase() !== "!dice") return;

  const now = Date.now();
  if (now - (cooldown.get(tags.username) ?? 0) < 10_000) return;
  cooldown.set(tags.username, now);

  const roll = Math.floor(Math.random() * 6) + 1;
  client.say(channel, "@" + tags.username + " rolled a " + roll + ".");
});

client.connect();

What you get

Real tmi.js structure

Bots connect over Twitch chat with tmi.js the way maintained projects do: a configured client, a single message handler, and clean command routing, so it behaves in a live channel.

Commands and cooldowns

Describe the commands you want and Devellix parses the chat, routes each command, and adds cooldowns so the bot stays within Twitch's rate limits.

Installs and bundles

The dependency tree is installed and the project is bundled in the cloud, so what you download connects on your token instead of erroring on a missing package.

Yours to host anywhere

You own the full source. Run it on any Node host, add commands and overlays, and keep it in your own repository. No proprietary runtime.

Frequently asked

Yes. Describe the chat bot and Devellix writes a complete tmi.js project, installs its dependencies, bundles a runnable build, and gives you the source.

A Twitch account for the bot, an OAuth chat token, and a place to run Node. Dependencies are installed and bundled, so you add the token and channel and start it.

Yes. Devellix routes commands from chat, parses their arguments, and adds per-command cooldowns so the bot stays within Twitch's messaging limits.

Always. Every build ships with its full Node source, which you own and can host, edit, and extend anywhere. There is no lock-in.