Requires Fabric-Api

StreamChatBridge

Turn Minecraft into a live command center for your Twitch and Kick community.

Stream Chat Bridge brings live stream chat directly into Minecraft and lets you respond without leaving the game. Watch your own channel or any supported Twitch/Kick channel, see messages appear as styled in-game chat, and send replies back using simple configurable prefixes.

Bring Your Community Into The Game

• Receive live Twitch and Kick chat messages directly in Minecraft
• Send messages from Minecraft back to Twitch or Kick
• Watch your own channel or switch to any channel at any time
• Keep Twitch and Kick configured independently
• Persist watched channels across restarts
• Automatically reconnect when chat connections drop
• Restore authenticated sessions automatically
• Use OAuth authentication with automatic token refresh
• Configure everything from an in-game dashboard

Built For Streamers

Open the dashboard with F8 or use /scb.

Each platform has its own settings for:

• Watched channel
• Outgoing chat prefix
• Enable or disable outgoing messages
• Platform label
• Incoming message format
• Colors and formatting
• Live message preview

Send messages without leaving Minecraft:

!t Hello Twitch!
!k Hello Kick!

Both prefixes are fully configurable.

Make Chat Match Your Style

Customize incoming messages with placeholders and Minecraft color tags:

<dark_purple>[{platform}]<reset> <green>{username}<reset>: <white>{message}

Available placeholders:

• {platform}
• {username}
• {message}

Useful Commands

/scb
/scb config
/scb status
/scb watch twitch self
/scb watch twitch <channel>
/scb watch kick self
/scb watch kick <channel>

Twitch And Kick Support

Twitch works through OAuth and EventSub. Kick uses OAuth, live chat events, and a developer application configured from the in-game setup screen.

Stream Chat Bridge is designed as a client-side Fabric mod, so you can bring your stream community into your Minecraft session without installing a separate server-side bridge.

Configure it once, launch Minecraft, and keep your stream chat right where you need it: in the game.