Development Update – April 2025

Hey everyone!

We’d like to share a quick update on what we’ve been working on lately across the aiosbot ecosystem. From Twitch and Discord integration to local tools and upcoming API features – here’s a look at what’s new, what’s in the works, and what’s coming soon:

Twitch

• Channel Points Integration
  Fully implemented and highly flexible. You can now link channel point rewards to virtually any action. Whether it’s triggering in-game events, displaying overlays, or interacting with external devices – the possibilities are endless.

• Bits-Based Actions (in development)
  We’re working on letting viewers trigger specific actions by donating exact amounts of Bits – for example, 333 Bits could trigger one action, while 334 triggers another.

• Followbot Detection Enhancements
  A new feature is in the works that will allow you to remove (ban) detected followbots directly through the web interface – streamlining moderation during attacks.

• Overlay System (in testing)
  A fully customizable overlay system is being tested. It’s not ready for release yet, but development is actively ongoing. You’ll be able to display text, play videos or sounds, show counters, and more – all completely configurable to match your stream's style.

Discord

• Early Features in Action
  Some features are already live in our official Discord server, like the support ticket system. And just to be clear: everything we build is made for everyone – nothing is exclusive to our server.

• Development on Hold (for now)
  Since our current focus is on the Twitch bot, Discord development is temporarily paused. But don’t worry – it’ll resume once core Twitch features are finalized.

• Planned Features

  • Role assignment (on join, reaction, or message)

  • Auto-moderation tools

  • URL and bad word filters

  • Custom triggers and event-based actions

• Feature Requests Welcome
  Got ideas? Whether for Discord or anything else, we’d love to hear them:
  👉 https://aiosbot.com/forums/forum/18-feature-requests/

aiostool

• Secure Local Integration
  The aiostool acts as a trusted local bridge between your system and aiosbot. It runs scripts, executes functions, and brings logic to your setup – all without direct cloud dependency.

• Mod Support
  Developers can build their own mods to expand functionality, whether it’s automation, integration with local software, or reacting to bot events. Mods run in an isolated sandbox environment to ensure security and stability.

• CLI (Command-Line Interface)
  The CLI is a standalone tool (installed via NPM) designed for managing and testing mods. It lets you run, debug, and package your mods with ease – no GUI needed.

• End-to-End Encryption
  We’re actively rolling out full E2E encryption between aiostool and the backend, ensuring complete privacy and security for all transmitted data.

• Status
  The tool is currently in its testing phase and is expected to be publicly released very soon.

Public API

• Early Development Phase
  We’re building a public API that allows users to connect to their personal bot instance and trigger actions via custom endpoints.

• Custom Webhook Actions
  Users will be able to define endpoints that perform specific actions. For example, our own setup links the forum with Discord: when a user earns “Gold” status in the forum, a webhook triggers role assignment on Discord – fully automated.

• Utility Endpoints
  The API will include multipurpose endpoints like counters that can be queried, incremented, or reset – ideal for tracking anything from deaths to donations.

• Stream Deck Integration
  We’re developing a plugin for the Elgato Stream Deck that connects directly to the API. While counters are one example use case, the plugin is designed to support a wide range of interactions – all triggered at the press of a button.

Thanks for reading – and as always, thanks for your support, ideas, and feedback.
Stay tuned, and we’ll keep you posted on new features and releases!