Twitch Data pulls a streamer's past broadcasts, their upcoming stream schedule, and what was said in any clip. Look up any public Twitch channel by name.
It answers the questions that matter when you research a streamer: how often they go live, what they play, how many views their broadcasts get, when they stream next, and what they actually said in a clip that is doing the rounds.
What you can do
- List up to 100 recent videos for a channel with views, length, game and date
- Filter to highlights or uploads, sorted by date or views
- See a channel's upcoming and recent scheduled streams
- Get the transcript of a public clip, with AI transcription when the clip has no captions
Who it's for
Brands and agencies vetting streamers for sponsorships, esports and games marketers tracking creators, and researchers or journalists quoting what was said on stream.
How to use it
- Use get_videos with a channel name to see recent broadcasts; sort by views to find the biggest ones
- Use get_schedule to see when the channel streams next
- Use get_clip_transcript with a clip URL for its words; set use_ai_as_fallback to true when the clip has no captions
Getting started
Call get_videos with a channel name like "shroud".
