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Twitch viewers trigger TTS that plays locally on stream. This bot relays that same audio into a Discord voice channel so friends gaming together hear it too.

The key design decision: the bot never generates audio and never speaks from Discord messages. It's a pure speaker/listener.

Streamer.bot writes every TTS WAV to %TEMP%\chatterbox_<guid>.wav
  → bot polls that folder every 100ms
  → sees a new file → copies it → plays into the voice channel

Details

• discord.py 2.7.1 in a Python 3.12 venv; opus codec bundled.
• FIFO playback queue, one track at a time — safe under rapid !tts spam.
• !tts to join the channel, !leave to disconnect, auto-leaves when the channel empties.
• Works for every voice command automatically because they all share the same chatterbox_*.wav temp-file pattern.
• Silencing just yourself: right-click the bot in voice → User Volume → 0.

Files

bot.py        the bot
config.json   token, temp_dir, queue_dir, poll_interval_ms
queue/        staging folder for copied WAVs