WildcatSage Bot Commands

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Command	Description
General
!ask / !sage	Ask Sage a question. Uses search intelligently. Supports multilingual time queries for locations worldwide.▼
`!ask <your question>` Special Features: Multilingual Time Queries: Ask for current time in locations using your preferred language Examples: "what time is it in Tokyo?", "quelle heure est-il à Paris?", "che ora è a Roma?", "東京は何時ですか？" Supported Languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Russian, Japanese
!search	Searches the web for information on a topic.▼
`!search <your query>`
!game	Provides researched information about the game currently being played. Supports multiple modes including AI image analysis and specific gameplay questions.▼
Modes: `!game` - Shows current game info and interesting facts `!game analyze` - Uses AI to analyze stream visuals and describe gameplay `!game <question>` - Answers specific questions about the current game `!game analyze <question>` - Analyzes visuals and answers your specific question Image Analysis Features: Uses Twitch stream thumbnails (updates every 5 minutes) AI analyzes in-game elements and ignores overlays Search verification ensures accurate descriptions Automatic summarization for longer responses
!translate	Manage automatic message translation into the specified target language.▼
`!translate <lang>` `!translate <stop>` `!translate <lang\|stop> [user]` `!translate [user] <lang\|stop>`
!commands / !help	Shows where to find the list of available commands.▼
`!help or !commands`
!lurk	Let the chat know you are lurking. Provide an optional reason for a custom send-off.▼
`!lurk [your reason for lurking]`
!quote	Add, view, or search quotes from the channel. Quotes are stored per-channel and can include an optional author attribution.▼
`!quote` Shows a random quote `!quote <id>` Shows quote by ID number, e.g. !quote 12 `!quote last` Shows the most recently added quote `!quote <search term>` Searches quotes by text or author, e.g. !quote parfait `!quote search <term>` Explicit search command `!quote add <text [- author]>` Adds a new quote. Optional author after " - ", e.g. !quote add "hello world - parfait" `!quote delete <id>` Deletes a quote (mods/broadcaster only) `!quote edit <id> <text [- author]>` Edits an existing quote (mods/broadcaster only)
!followage	Check how long you or another user has been following the channel.▼
`!followage` Check your own follow age `!followage <username>` Check another user's follow age
Custom Commands
!command Mod	Create, edit, and manage custom commands for your channel. Custom commands can also be managed via the Web Dashboard.▼
`!command add <name> <response>` Creates a new text-based command `!command addai <name> <prompt>` Creates a new AI-powered command — generates a unique response each time using the prompt `!command edit <name> <response>` Updates an existing command's response `!command remove <name>` Deletes a command `!command show <name>` Shows the raw response template and current settings `!command options <name> permission=<level>` Set who can use the command: everyone, subscriber, vip, moderator, or broadcaster `!command options <name> cooldown=<seconds>` Set a cooldown between uses (in seconds) `!command options <name> type=<text\|prompt>` Switch an existing command between text mode and AI mode
Games
!geo	Starts or manages Geo-Game, a geography guessing game for IRL or virtual worlds.▼
`!geo` Starts a global real-world game `!geo <region>` Starts a region-specific real-world game, e.g. !geo Japan `!geo game` Starts a game-world game using current stream's game `!geo game [Game Title]` Starts a game-world game with specified game, e.g. !geo game "Metroid Prime" `!geo <command> N` Runs any game command with N rounds, e.g. !geo Japan 3 `!geo leaderboard` `!geo stop` Game initiator, mods, or broadcaster can stop `!geo config difficulty <easy\|normal\|hard>` `!geo config interval <seconds>` Sets time between clues to 30-300 seconds `!geo config duration <minutes>` Sets round duration to 3-20 minutes `!geo config region <regions>` Sets regions like Europe,Asia or USA,Canada `!geo config game <titles>` Sets preferred game titles, comma-separated `!geo config pointsbase <number>` Sets base points from 1-100 `!geo config pointstimebonus <true\|false>` `!geo config pointsdifficultymultiplier <true\|false>` `!geo config scoretracking <true\|false>` `!geo config maxrounds <number>` Sets maximum rounds from 1-10 `!geo resetconfig` `!geo clearleaderboard` Or resetstats `!geo report <reason>` Reports problematic locations or clues `!geo help`
!riddle	Starts or manages a Riddle game. Riddles can be general, about the current stream game, or a specific subject.▼
`!riddle` Starts a general knowledge riddle `!riddle <subject>` Example: !riddle animals `!riddle <rounds>` Example: !riddle 3 for 3 general rounds `!riddle <subject> <rounds>` Example: !riddle history 5 `!riddle game` Riddle about the current stream game `!riddle game <rounds>` `!riddle leaderboard` `!riddle report <reason...>` Reports problematic riddles `!riddle stop` Game initiator, mods, or broadcaster can stop `!riddle config difficulty <easy\|normal\|hard>` `!riddle config questiontime <seconds>` Sets time per riddle to 15-120 seconds `!riddle config pointsbase <number>` Sets base points from 1-100 `!riddle config pointstimebonus <true\|false>` `!riddle config pointsdifficultymultiplier <true\|false>` `!riddle config scoretracking <true\|false>` `!riddle config maxrounds <number>` Sets maximum rounds from 1-20 `!riddle config keywordslimit <number>` Sets recent keywords to exclude, e.g. 20-100 `!riddle config rounddelay <milliseconds>` Sets delay between rounds `!riddle resetconfig` `!riddle clearleaderboard` Or cleardata `!riddle help`
!trivia	Starts or manages Trivia games with factual questions on various topics, including the current stream game.▼
`!trivia` Starts general knowledge trivia `!trivia <topic>` Starts topic-specific trivia, e.g. !trivia science `!trivia game` Starts trivia about the current stream game `!trivia <rounds>` Specifies number of rounds, e.g. !trivia 3 `!trivia <topic> <rounds>` Example: !trivia history 5 `!trivia leaderboard` `!trivia report <reason>` Reports problematic questions `!trivia stop` Game initiator, mods, or broadcaster can stop `!trivia config difficulty <easy\|normal\|hard>` `!trivia config time <seconds>` Sets time per question to 10-120 seconds `!trivia config pointsbase <number>` Sets base points from 1-100 `!trivia config pointstimebonus <true\|false>` `!trivia config pointsdifficultymultiplier <true\|false>` `!trivia config scoretracking <true\|false>` `!trivia config topic <topics>` Sets preferred topics, comma-separated `!trivia config maxrounds <number>` Sets maximum rounds from 1-10 `!trivia resetconfig` `!trivia clearleaderboard` `!trivia help`
Config
!botlang Mod	Configure the bot to speak in a specific language for the entire channel.▼
`!botlang <language>` `!botlang status` Checks current language `!botlang off` Resets to English `!botlang default` Resets to English
!auto Mod	Configure auto-chat mode and options.▼
`!auto` Shows current auto-chat mode and categories `!auto <off\|low\|medium\|high>` Sets auto-chat aggressiveness (off disables) `!auto config greetings:<on\|off>` Enable/disable greetings `!auto config facts:<on\|off>` Enable/disable facts and tips `!auto config questions:<on\|off>` Enable/disable engagement questions `!auto config ads:<on\|off>` Enable/disable ad break notifications
!disable Mod	Disables a command in this channel.▼
`!disable <command>` `!disable lurk` Disables the !lurk command `!disable trivia` Disables the !trivia command
!enable Mod	Enables a previously disabled command in this channel.▼
`!enable <command>` `!enable trivia` Enables the !trivia command
!ping	Checks if the bot is responsive. Responds with Pong!▼
`!ping`

Response Variables

When you create a custom command, you can use response variables to insert dynamic content. Write them in your response using the $(variable) format and they'll be replaced automatically when the command is used.

Variable	What it does	Example output
$(user)	Name of the person who used the command	WildcatGamer
$(channel)	Channel name	WildcatStreamer
$(args)	All text after the command name as one string	If someone types !shout hello world, $(args) = hello world
$(1) $(2) ...	A single word by position — $(1) is the 1st word, $(2) is the 2nd, and so on	If someone types !shout hello world, $(1) = hello, $(2) = world
$(count)	How many times this command has been used	42
$(random X-Y)	A random number between X and Y	17 from $(random 1-20)
$(uptime)	How long the stream has been live	2h 30m
$(game)	The game currently being played	Metroid Prime
$(followage)	How long the user has been following the channel	2 years 3 months
$(checkin_count)	The viewer's running daily check-in count (Channel Point Rewards only)	14

Examples

Here are some example commands you can create:

Command to type in chat	What the bot says
!command add hi Hello $(user)! Welcome!	Hello WildcatGamer! Welcome!
!command add roll $(user) rolled a $(random 1-20)!	WildcatGamer rolled a 17!
!command add live We've been live for $(uptime) playing $(game)!	We've been live for 2h 30m playing Metroid Prime!
!command add hug $(user) hugs $(1)!	WildcatGamer hugs WildcatStreamer!
!command add uses This command has been used $(count) times!	This command has been used 42 times!

AI Commands

AI commands use a prompt instead of a fixed response. The bot sends the prompt to an AI model and returns a unique answer every time. You can use response variables in prompts too!

The easiest way to create AI commands is through the Web Dashboard. Click + Add, flip on AI Mode, and write your prompt. You can also create them in chat with !command addai <name> <prompt>.

AI Prompt	What happens
Name: vibe Prompt: Tell $(user) what kind of vibe "$(args)" gives off in one sentence.	When someone types !vibe I just ate an entire pizza, the AI might reply: "WildcatGamer your message gives off deeply respectable goblin energy." — different every time!
Name: hug Prompt: Write a short, funny hug message from $(user) to $(1).	When someone types !hug WildcatStreamer, the AI might reply: "WildcatGamer wraps WildcatStreamer in a hug so warm it could melt a glacier."
Name: fortune Prompt: Give $(user) a short fortune cookie message.	A unique fortune every time: "WildcatGamer, today you will find a rare item in an unexpected place."

Tip: You can convert any existing text command to AI mode by editing it in the dashboard and enabling AI Mode, or in chat with !command options <name> type=prompt. Switch back with type=text.

Web Dashboard

The WildcatSage Web Dashboard provides streamers with a comprehensive interface to manage the bot in their channel. Access it by logging in with your Twitch account.

Available Dashboard Features

Bot Management: Add or remove WildcatSage from your channel
Channel Configuration: Configure auto-chat settings and toggle ad notifications
Command Control: Create and manage custom commands, and enable/disable built-in commands
Daily Check-In: Set up a Channel Point Reward for daily check-ins with streak tracking and optional AI-generated messages

Getting Started

Visit the Dashboard: Go to https://app.wildcat.chat/
Authorize: Click "Login with Twitch" and grant the required permissions
Add the Bot: Use the "Add Bot to My Channel" button to invite WildcatSage to your channel
Configure: Customize settings through the dashboard interface
Troubleshooting: If the bot isn't responding, type /mod WildcatSage in your Twitch chat to grant moderator status

OAuth Permissions

The dashboard requires the following Twitch OAuth scopes:

user:read:email - Access your email address for account identification
channel:read:ads - Receive ad break notifications for your channel
channel:manage:moderators - Automatically grant the bot moderator status
moderator:read:followers - Access follower information for commands like !followage

channel:manage:redemptions - Create and manage Channel Point Rewards for features like Daily Check-In

Note: WildcatSage is currently invite-only. If you don't see your channel in the dashboard, please request access through the contact form.

Daily Check-In

Daily Check-In is a Channel Point Reward that lets viewers check in once per stream and track their streak. The reward is created and managed automatically from the dashboard — no manual setup on Twitch required.

Setup

Open the WildcatSage Dashboard and scroll to the Daily Check-In section.
Flip the Enable toggle and set a reward title and Channel Point cost.
Write a response template using variables like $(user) and $(checkin_count), or enable AI Mode for unique messages every time.
Click Save. The reward is created on Twitch automatically.

Available Variables

Variable	What it does
$(user)	Display name of the viewer who checked in
$(checkin_count)	The viewer's running check-in total
$(channel)	Channel name

Examples

Template: $(user) checked in! Day #$(checkin_count) 🎉

Output: WildcatGamer checked in! Day #14 🎉

AI Mode Prompt: Write a fun, short congratulatory message for $(user) on check-in number $(checkin_count).

Output: "WildcatGamer, 14 days straight? You're on fire! At this rate you'll outlast the sun. ☀️" — different every time!

Requirement: Twitch Affiliate or Partner status is required to create Channel Point Rewards.