Add Blocked Term
Adds a word or phrase to the broadcaster’s list of blocked terms.
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Adds a word or phrase to the broadcaster’s list of blocked terms.
Adds a moderator to the broadcaster’s chat room.
Adds the specified user as a VIP in the broadcaster’s channel.
Adds a suspicious user status to a chatter on the broadcaster’s channel.
Allows or denies one message that AutoMod held for review.
BETA Allows a previously invited user to be assigned a slot within the active Guest Star session.
Bans a user from participating in a broadcaster’s chat room or puts them in a timeout.
Blocks the specified user from interacting with or having contact with the broadcaster.
Cancel a pending raid.
Checks whether AutoMod would flag the specified message for review.
Checks whether the user subscribes to the broadcaster’s channel.
Adds a single or recurring broadcast to the broadcaster’s streaming schedule.
Creates a Custom Reward in the broadcaster’s channel.
Creates one of the 78 supported EventSub type/version combinations over WebSocket using user OAuth. The selected type and version determine its documented conditional OAuth scope; the eight unscoped types require no scope.
BETA Programmatically creates a Guest Star session on behalf of the broadcaster.
Creates a poll that viewers in the broadcaster’s channel can vote on.
Create a Channel Points Prediction.
Adds a marker to a live stream.
Deletes a broadcast from the broadcaster’s streaming schedule.
Removes a single chat message or all chat messages from the broadcaster’s chat room.
Deletes a custom reward that the broadcaster created.
Deletes an EventSub subscription.
BETA Revokes a previously sent invite for a Guest Star session.
BETA Allows a caller to remove a slot assignment from a user participating in an active Guest Star session.
Deletes one or more videos.
BETA Programmatically ends a Guest Star session on behalf of the broadcaster.
End an active poll.
Locks, resolves, or cancels a Channel Points Prediction.
Returns the next ad's scheduled time and duration, available snooze count and refresh time, prior ad time, and remaining pre-roll-free time.
Deprecated: this endpoint was retired and returns HTTP 410 Gone. Use GET_CHANNEL_INFORMATION and its tags field instead.
Gets the broadcaster’s AutoMod settings.
Gets one cursor page of users that the broadcaster banned or put in a timeout. Follow the returned cursor to retrieve the full collection.
Gets the Bits leaderboard for the authenticated broadcaster.
Gets the broadcaster’s list of non-private, blocked words or phrases.
Gets a list of users that subscribe to the specified broadcaster.
Gets the broadcaster’s list of custom chat badges.
Gets the broadcaster’s list editors.
Gets the broadcaster’s list of custom emotes.
Gets a list of users that follow the specified broadcaster. You can also use this endpoint to see whether a specific user follows the broadcaster.
BETA Gets the channel settings for configuration of the Guest Star feature for a particular host.
Gets the broadcaster’s streaming schedule as an iCalendar .
Gets information about one or more channels.
Gets the broadcaster’s streaming schedule.
Gets the list of Twitch teams that the broadcaster is a member of.
Gets information about the broadcaster’s active charity campaign.
Gets the list of donations that users have made to the broadcaster’s active charity campaign.
Gets the broadcaster’s chat settings.
Gets the list of users that are connected to the broadcaster’s chat session.
Gets a list of Cheermotes that users can use to cheer Bits.
Gets clips selected by exactly one broadcaster ID, game ID, or list of clip IDs.
Provides URLs to download the video file(s) for the specified clips.
Gets information about Twitch content classification labels.
Gets the broadcaster’s list of active goals.
Gets a list of custom Power-ups that the specified broadcaster created.
Gets a list of custom rewards that the specified broadcaster created.
Gets a list of redemptions for a custom reward.
Gets Drops entitlements granted to the user in the OAuth token, optionally filtered by entitlement ID, game, or fulfillment status.
Gets emotes for one or more specified emote sets.
Lists WebSocket EventSub subscriptions associated with the connected user OAuth token.
Gets an analytics report for one or more extensions.
Gets a list of broadcasters that are streaming live and have installed or activated the extension.
Gets a list of broadcasters that the specified user follows. You can also use this endpoint to see whether a user follows a specific broadcaster.
Gets the list of broadcasters that the user follows and that are streaming live.
Gets an analytics report for one or more games.
Gets information about specified games.
Gets Twitch’s list of chat badges.
Gets all global emotes.
BETA Provides the caller with a list of pending invites to a Guest Star session.
BETA Gets information about an ongoing Guest Star session for a particular channel.
Gets the status of a Hype Train for the specified broadcaster.
Gets a list of channels that the specified user has moderator privileges in.
Gets all users allowed to moderate the broadcaster’s chat room.
Gets the currently pinned message for the broadcaster’s chat room.
Gets a list of polls that the broadcaster created.
Gets a list of Channel Points Predictions that the broadcaster created.
Gets information about a released extension.
SENSITIVE: retrieves the channel's raw stream key, which grants the ability to broadcast as the channel. Use only when explicitly required; never log, quote, persist, or disclose the output. This is non-mutating and therefore uses the strongest available read-only ability hint.
Retrieves the active shared chat session for a channel.
Gets the broadcaster’s Shield Mode activation status.
Gets markers from either a user's most recent stream or one specified VOD; provide exactly one selector.
Deprecated: this endpoint was retired and returns HTTP 410 Gone. Use GET_CHANNEL_INFORMATION and its tags field instead.
Gets a list of all streams.
Gets one Twitch team by exactly one team name or team ID.
Gets games and categories ranked by current viewer count on Twitch.
Gets a list of unban requests for a broadcaster’s channel.
Gets the active extensions that the broadcaster has installed for each configuration.
Gets the list of users that the broadcaster has blocked.
Gets the color used for the user’s name in chat.
Retrieves emotes available to the user across all channels.
Gets a list of all extensions (both active and inactive) that the broadcaster has installed.
Gets information about one or more users. With no id or login selectors, returns the user represented by the access token.
Gets published videos selected by exactly one list of video IDs, broadcaster ID, or game ID.
Gets a list of the broadcaster’s VIPs.
Updates a channel’s properties.
Pins a chat message to the specified broadcaster’s chat room.
Removes the word or phrase from the broadcaster’s list of blocked terms.
Removes a moderator from the broadcaster’s chat room.
Removes the specified user as a VIP in the broadcaster’s channel.
Remove a suspicious user status from a chatter on broadcaster’s channel.
Starts Twitch's asynchronous clip-creation process for a live stream. A 202 response is acceptance, not completed creation. Use GET_CLIPS with the returned ID to verify; if it is still absent after 60 seconds, Twitch says to assume creation failed.
Starts Twitch's asynchronous clip-creation process from a VOD. A 202 response is acceptance, not completed creation. Use GET_CLIPS with the returned ID to verify completion.
Resolves an unban request by approving or denying it.
Gets the games or categories that match the specified query.
Gets the channels that match the specified query and have streamed content within the past 6 months.
Sends a Shoutout to the specified broadcaster.
Sends an announcement to the broadcaster’s chat room using user OAuth. In a Shared Chat session, the announcement is sent to all channels in the session, including the source channel.
Sends a message to the broadcaster’s chat room using user OAuth and fails if Twitch reports that it was dropped. In a Shared Chat session, user OAuth sends the message to all channels in the session, including the source channel. Set reply_parent_message_id to reply or pin to send and immediately pin the message.
BETA Sends an invite to a specified guest on behalf of the broadcaster for a Guest Star session in progress.
Requests delivery of a whisper message to the specified user. Twitch may silently drop a whisper while still returning HTTP 204, so a successful response does not confirm delivery.
Pushes back the timestamp of the upcoming automatic mid-roll ad by 5 minutes.
Initiates a pending raid of another channel. The raid occurs only when the broadcaster clicks Raid Now or the 90-second countdown expires; confirm completion separately through the Channel Raid event.
Starts a commercial for a broadcaster that is a Twitch partner or affiliate and is currently streaming live. The broadcaster must invoke this action for itself, so broadcaster_id must match the user in the OAuth token.
Removes the ban or timeout that was placed on the specified user.
Removes the user from the broadcaster’s list of blocked users.
Unpins a pinned chat message from the broadcaster’s chat room.
Updates the broadcaster’s AutoMod settings.
BETA Updates Guest Star channel settings; regenerating browser sources immediately invalidates all previously configured browser sources.
Updates the broadcaster’s schedule settings, such as scheduling a vacation.
Updates a scheduled broadcast segment. Changes to a recurring segment apply to every segment in its series.
Updates the broadcaster’s chat settings.
Updates a custom reward. Only the app that created the reward may update it.
Updates the Drop entitlement’s fulfillment status.
BETA Allows a user to update the assigned slot for a particular user within the active Guest Star session.
BETA Allows a user to update slot settings for a particular guest within a Guest Star session.
Updates the duration of a pinned chat message.
Updates a redemption’s status. Only an UNFULFILLED redemption may be updated, and only the app that created the reward may update it.
Activates or deactivates the broadcaster’s Shield Mode.
Updates the user’s information.
Updates the color used for the user’s name in chat.
Updates an installed extension’s information. If the same extension is activated under multiple extension types, the last write wins, but write order is not guaranteed; avoid activating one extension under multiple types.
Warns a user in the specified broadcaster’s chat room, preventing them from chat interaction until the warning is acknowledged. A new warning replaces any existing warning for that user in the channel.
The Twitch integration connects your Dench AI CRM directly to Twitch, so agents can read and act on your Twitch data as part of everyday work — answering questions in chat, keeping your CRM in sync, and running automations without anyone copying data between tools.
131 actions are available for agents to invoke on your behalf. Every call runs through Twitch's own authorization, scoped to the account you connect.
Sign in to your Dench workspace and open Integrations.
Find Twitch and click Connect — you'll authorize access through Twitch's own sign-in flow. No API keys or code required.
Ask an agent to use Twitch in chat, or call it from an automation.
Manage or disconnect the connection any time from workspace settings.
The Dench Twitch integration connects your AI CRM to Twitch, so AI agents can work with your Twitch data as part of chats, automations, and CRM workflows. You connect your account once, and every agent in your workspace can use it — governed by your workspace permissions.
The Twitch integration currently exposes 131 actions, including Add Blocked Term, Add Channel Moderator, Add Channel VIP, Add Suspicious Status to Chat User, Allow or Deny Held AutoMod Message, and Assign Guest Star Slot. Agents invoke them on your behalf from chat or from automations.
No. You connect Twitch from your Dench workspace using Twitch's own sign-in and authorization flow — no API keys to copy, no glue code to maintain.
Connections are authorized through Twitch's own authentication flow, and Dench stores only the authorization needed to act on your behalf. You can review and disconnect the Twitch connection from your workspace settings at any time.