Jev Chat for Twitch
Chrome extension adding a second Twitch chat column that shows only messages Jev classifies as helpful, questions, funny or feedback.
Overview
Jev Chat for Twitch is a bring-your-own-key Chrome extension that adds a second chat column showing only the Twitch messages worth reading. It reads a channel's live chat over the anonymous IRC WebSocket and asks Jev one category Choice per message in batches of 20; you pick an intent chip such as Helpful, Questions, Funny, Feedback or Everything meaningful, and the column shows only matching messages. Every row is a real chat message, with nothing rewritten or generated, and clicking a row shows the full probability distribution, category and model id.
Switching intent re-sorts what is already classified at no extra cost, and a narrow-chat option shrinks Twitch's own chat so both fit. The key stays in the browser profile and users pay TypeSafe directly; message text and usernames are sent to TypeSafe. The yibie list reports about 504 input tokens per message, roughly $0.15 per hour on a chat at 2 messages per second and $0.76 per hour at 50. It installs from a release zip as an unpacked extension and is MIT licensed.
What the decision model decides
| Type | Question | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| Choice | Which category does this chat message belong to? | helpful · question · funny · feedback · other |
How it works
- Read live chat over anonymous IRC
- Batch 20 messages per Jev request
- Classify each message
- Show only messages matching the chosen intent
Strengths
- Real messages only; nothing generated
- Changing intent costs nothing
- Low hourly cost per the list
Caveats
- Sends chat text and usernames to TypeSafe
- Developer-mode install triggers Chrome warnings
Getting started
Download the release zip, load the extension folder unpacked in chrome://extensions, and paste a TypeSafe key in its options.At a glance
- Type
- Browser extension
- Status
- beta
- Language
- JavaScript
- Runtime
- Chrome extension
- Has code
- yes
- License
- MIT
Use cases and integrations
How curated lists describe it
Live chat filtering: bring-your-own-key Chrome extension that reads a Twitch channel's chat over the anonymous IRC WebSocket, asks Jev one category `Choice` per message in batches of 20, and shows a second column of only the messages matching a chosen intent (helpful, questions, funny, feedback); about 504 input tokens per message, roughly $0.15 per hour on a 2-message-per-second chat and $0.76 per hour at 50 per second.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Jev decide?
The category of each Twitch chat message.
What does it cost?
Roughly $0.15 per hour at 2 messages per second, per the list.
Are messages altered?
No, every row is a real chat message.
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