Get your next stream ready
Connect your channel, keep promises and share the parts your community should remember.
Connect and choose your team
Sign in with Twitch, connect your own channel, then open Teams. Add people after they have signed in to Lore. Team members can prepare stories; owners and moderators can approve them.
Open Teams →Details & troubleshooting
Assigning Moderator also grants Twitch moderation and may request additional Twitch permission. Signing in alone does not enable capture, AI or chat replies. Owners control these in Channel settings.
Save a promise, then follow through
Add a promise in Promises, or enable live capture and type !promise followed by the commitment in Twitch chat as the broadcaster or a moderator. The next-stream brief puts in-progress work first.
Try a promise →Details & troubleshooting
Ordinary chat and microphone suggestions need human review in Suggestions. Check the quoted source and edit the wording before confirming. Mark work fulfilled with a completion note, or postpone it when plans change.
Turn a moment into a public story
Open Public stories and save a draft. Add an optional Twitch clip URL; after saving, open the draft to attach a screenshot with a description. Review the text, media and chat wording before approving publication.
Open Public stories →Details & troubleshooting
For a recap, choose currently published sources under Create a recap. Editing a published story returns it to draft and withdraws dependent recaps until reviewed again. Private case notes are never public story sources.
Show approved context in OBS
In Stream overlay, choose a mode and published entries. Review the display preview and approve that exact selection. As owner, open OBS setup, create the browser-source link and copy it into an OBS Browser Source.
Try the overlay preview →Details & troubleshooting
Keep the whole link private: it includes a credential. Lore reveals a newly created link once. If you lose it, regenerate it and replace it in OBS. Turn visibility on after approval. A blank overlay can mean visibility is off, no approved entries remain, a source changed, or the link was revoked.
Common questions
Why is a feature unavailable?
Check the selected channel, your Lore role and whether the channel is connected. Owner-only features may need separate Twitch permission, owner opt-in or provider configuration. Follow the access message beside that feature.
Will !catchup reply automatically?
The owner must authorize chat replies and enable them in Public stories. !catchup shares the reviewed public summary. It does not generate or publish a new recap when someone asks.
How do microphone suggestions work?
The owner first enables microphone suggestions. In Suggestions, record up to 30 seconds, preview it locally, then choose whether to submit it to Gemini. Review the transcript and each suggested promise before confirming. Audio is not retained by Lore.
What is safe to try in the demo?
Demo edits, chat commands, AI reviews and OBS credentials are simulations local to your visit. Reset restores the sample data. The optional sample clip opens a real Twitch player; demo screenshot uploads stay in browser memory.