Stream Alerts

Post automatic notifications in Discord when a creator goes live, posts a tweet, a subreddit gets a new post, or an RSS feed updates.

Setup

Go to Stream Alerts in the sidebar.

Supported Platforms

Platform	What Triggers an Alert
Twitch	Stream goes live
Kick	Stream goes live
YouTube	Live stream starts
X (Twitter)	New tweet
Reddit	New post in a subreddit
RSS / Podcast	New item in a feed

Note: Twitch requires API credentials configured on the server, YouTube requires a YouTube Data API key, X (Twitter) requires a Bearer Token, and Reddit requires Reddit app credentials (see Reddit Feeds). Kick and RSS work without any credentials. Contact your bot administrator if alerts are not firing.

Creating an Alert

1. Click Add Alert
2. Select the Platform
3. Enter the channel username, handle, subreddit, or feed URL (the label updates based on platform)
4. Select the Discord Channel to post alerts in
5. Optionally enter a Custom Message
6. Click Create Alert

Custom Messages

Each platform supports template variables in the custom message field:

Platform	Available Variables
Twitch	{streamer}, {title}, {url}, {game}
Kick	{streamer}, {title}, {url}
YouTube	{streamer}, {title}, {url} — {game} is not supported
X (Twitter)	{streamer}, {title}, {url}
Reddit	{streamer}, {title}, {url}, {author}
RSS / Podcast	{streamer}, {title}, {url}

Example:

@everyone {streamer} is live playing {game}! 🎮 {url}

Managing Alerts

• Enable/Disable — Toggle the switch in the Enabled column to pause an alert without deleting it
• Edit — Click Edit to update the username or custom message
• Delete — Click the trash icon to permanently remove the alert

Username / URL Format

Platform	What to Enter
Twitch	Channel username (e.g. shroud)
Kick	Channel username (e.g. shroud)
YouTube	Handle or channel URL (e.g. @mkbhd or https://youtube.com/@mkbhd)
X (Twitter)	Username with @ (e.g. @shroud)
Reddit	Subreddit name without r/ (e.g. gaming)
RSS / Podcast	Full feed URL (e.g. https://example.com/feed.xml)