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Twitch Permissions

Twitch shows the access CrewJoke requests. You enter your password only on Twitch; the bot never receives it.

Updated September 19, 2026

How access is granted

All channel permissions are currently requested together. Enabling a module does not prompt again, and disabling it does not revoke permissions.

A separate bot account has its own sign-in with permission to act as a bot, read chat and send messages.

Chat and replies

Reading chat supports commands, TTS and the widget. Sending messages lets the bot reply. Announcement access is used for highlighted messages.

Viewers and statistics

The participant list supports watch time and XP. Follower and subscriber data supports viewer checks, statistics and notifications.

Actions through commands

Permissions allow commands to create polls, read results, change the stream title or category and create clips. The moderator list supports permission checks; ban management supports temporary timeouts in configured games.

Review game rules, command permissions and cooldowns before enabling them.

Events and rewards

Subscription and Bits access supports subscriptions, gifts and Cheer. Poll, ad break and Hype Train events are used for notifications; reading ad breaks does not start ads.

Channel point rewards support TTS, sounds, alerts and song requests according to your settings.

Revoke access

Disable unwanted features in the dashboard. To revoke permissions, remove CrewJoke in your Twitch account’s Connections settings. Saved data is not deleted automatically; contact the developer to request deletion.