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🧩 Mod Name: [MOD NAME] 🔍 General Description [A short and clear description of what the mod does and what its purpose is.] ⚠️ Requirements [Optional – Any prerequisites the mod needs, e.g. a running WebSocket server, OBS, external tools, or special system configurations.] 🛠️ Configuration [Explain how the mod is configured. Where is the config file located? How are hostnames, tokens, or credentials handled?] ⚙️ Functions List all available functions provided by this mod. Each function must be briefly explained for verification. Example: main Initializes the mod. doSomething Triggers a specific action or logic. 💬 Example Commands [Give examples for how to call the fun…

Countdown Timer 🔍 General DescriptionThe Countdown Timer mod creates a file-based countdown system that continuously updates a text file with the remaining time in a human-readable format. It’s ideal for stream overlays, break timers, giveaways, or event announcements. It supports autostart, manual control, and custom durations per action. ⚠️ Requirementsaiostool must have write access to the file path defined in the config A valid configuration file (countdown.json) must exist The output file (e.g., countdown.txt) can be used in OBS via a text source 🛠️ ConfigurationCreate a file named countdown.json in your mod’s config directory. Example: { "path": "countdown.txt"…

WLED-Mod 🔍 General DescriptionThe WLED Control mod lets you remotely control WLED-powered LED strips using simple HTTP commands. It enables color changes (RGB & HEX), activates visual effects, and can temporarily override the current LED state before returning to the previous one. Perfect for use in reaction systems, bot actions, alerts, or lighting-based feedback. ⚠️ RequirementsA WLED device running in your network WLED must be accessible via HTTP (default: http://<your-ip>/win) A local config file (wled-config.json) is required to define the WLED base URL aiostool must be able to reach the WLED IP from the machine it's running on 🛠️ ConfigurationCreate a…

🔍 General DescriptionThe OBS Control mod allows seamless interaction with OBS Studio via the official WebSocket API. It lets you remotely control streaming, recording, scene switching, and audio sources – directly from within the aiostool environment. This mod is ideal for automation workflows, bot triggers, or external control systems integrated into your stream setup. ⚠️ RequirementsOBS Studio with the obs-websocket plugin installed (OBS v28+ includes it by default) OBS WebSocket server must be running and accessible (e.g. ws://localhost:4455) A config file named obs-config.json must be present in the mod directory OBS must be running when commands are triggered 🛠️ …