Twitch MCP Server
by TomCools
This project implements a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that integrates with Twitch chat. It's built using Quarkus and inspired by Max Rydahl Andersen's blog post on MCP servers.
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What is Twitch MCP Server?
The Twitch MCP Server is a server that allows you to interact with Twitch chat using the Model Context Protocol. It enables you to build tools and integrations that can respond to and interact with chat messages.
How to use Twitch MCP Server?
- Build the server locally using
mvn install. 2. Use JBang to run the JAR file. 3. Configure the server with your Twitch channel name and API key. 4. Integrate with an MCP inspector or Claude Desktop by providing the command and arguments for running the server.
Key features of Twitch MCP Server
Twitch Chat Integration
MCP Server Implementation
Quarkus Based
Configurable Twitch Channel and API Key
Integration with MCP Inspector and Claude Desktop
Use cases of Twitch MCP Server
Integrating Twitch chat with AI models
Building custom Twitch chat bots
Creating interactive experiences for Twitch viewers
Automating tasks in Twitch chat
Connecting Twitch chat with other applications
FAQ from Twitch MCP Server
Do I need a Twitch API key?
Do I need a Twitch API key?
Yes, you need a Twitch API key to authenticate with the Twitch API and access chat messages.
How do I get a Twitch API key?
How do I get a Twitch API key?
You can create an application on the Twitch Developer portal to obtain an API key.
What is JBang?
What is JBang?
JBang is a tool that allows you to run Java code directly from source files or URLs without needing to compile them first.
Where can I find more information about MCP?
Where can I find more information about MCP?
You can find more information about the Model Context Protocol on the relevant documentation pages.
Is this project actively maintained?
Is this project actively maintained?
Please refer to the repository's commit history and issue tracker to gauge the project's current maintenance status.