How do I fix authentication failures?
Ensure the `auth` value is a bare access token (no "oauth:" prefix), verify that your `clientId` and scopes match the token, and confirm that `broadcasterId` matches your channel.

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Enable AI agents to interact with Twitch streams by sending chat messages, managing polls and predictions, creating clips, analyzing chat activity, and moderating users. Automate stream title and category updates while leveraging intelligent user resolution and timeout duration s
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"twitch-mcp-smithery": {
"command": "cmd",
"args": [
"/c",
"npx",
"-y",
"@smithery/cli@latest",
"run",
"@Eclipse-XV/twitch-mcp-smithery",
"--key",
"YOURKEYHERE",
"--profile",
"YOURPROFILEHERE"
]
}
}
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It is an MCP server that provides AI-powered tools for Twitch streamers, allowing coding and chat assistants (such as Qwen Code, LM Studio, or Claude) to interface with Twitch chat for moderation, stream management, and engagement.
Install Node.js 14+ and Java 11+. Create a config file at the correct OS‑specific path with your Twitch channel name, bare access token, client ID, and broadcaster ID. Then configure your MCP client (e.g., Qwen Code) to use the stdio transport with the command npx -y twitch-mcp-server@latest --config <path>. When using Qwen Code, the server launches automatically; manual startup is not needed.
Ensure the `auth` value is a bare access token (no "oauth:" prefix), verify that your `clientId` and scopes match the token, and confirm that `broadcasterId` matches your channel.
The recommended Qwen configuration includes the `-y` flag so that npx runs non‑interactively. Make sure that flag is present in your command arguments.
No. Only one client (e.g., Qwen Code) should be connected to the server at a time.
Node.js 14+ and Java 11+ must be on the system PATH. They should be installed on the same OS where Qwen runs (on Windows, not under WSL).
On Windows: `C:/Users/<you>/AppData/Roaming/twitch-mcp/config.json`; on macOS: `~/Library/Application
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