Kick live notifications

CloudMod automatically posts to your Discord channel when a configured Kick streamer goes live — the same idea as Twitch notifications.

Add a streamer

In the Kick Live tab → Add:

• Kick username (e.g. xqc) — validated against the Kick API
• a target channel on the main server
• optionally a role to ping
• optionally a message using the placeholders {streamer}, {title}, {game}, {url}
• an embed color (default: Kick green)

What happens on going live

CloudMod checks your configured channels roughly once a minute. When a streamer goes live, the bot posts a go-live embed (title, category, viewers) plus your message above it. When the stream ends, the post is edited to a greyed-out “stream ended” card (if enabled).

/kicklive lists which of your streamers are currently live.

Setup notes

• Kick uses polling (not push), so a go-live can take up to ~60 seconds to appear.
• The operator needs KICK_CLIENT_ID / KICK_CLIENT_SECRET from dev.kick.com in the bot environment. No scopes are required — the bot only reads public channel data.
• Kick does not expose streamer avatars over the official API, so the dashboard shows a uniform Kick-green placeholder.
• Requirement: Send Messages + Embed Links in the target channel.