Clip the good bits automatically

GriddleBot notices raids, big tips, hype trains and chat going wild, and clips them.

The moments worth clipping are exactly the moments you are too busy to clip. This watches for them instead.

1. Open Auto-Clips in the sidebar.
2. Pick the channel at the top.
3. Turn on Enable auto-clips.
4. Choose the triggers: On raids, On donations over an amount, On hype train reaching a level, On chat-activity spikes, and On chat keywords.
5. For keywords, list the things your chat actually types - clip that, pog, no way - comma separated.
6. Set a cooldown between clips so one loud minute does not produce nine of them.
7. Save. Clips appear under Recent auto-clips as they are made.

Only Twitch can make a clip on its own. On Kick and YouTube this needs the desktop app running with OBS open and its replay buffer STARTED - not just enabled. A stopped replay buffer produces nothing and looks identical to no clip being worth making.

Chat-spike sensitivity is relative to your own chat, not a fixed number, so it keeps working as your channel grows. Start at the default and adjust after a stream or two rather than guessing.

Kick needs your channel connected before !clip or auto-clips do anything - the Kick clips guide covers that part.

All setup guides  ·  Set up clips on Kick  ·  Put overlays and alerts on your stream  ·  Set up song requests

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