Your Nightbot commands, ready to grow

Bloopbot reads your public Nightbot command list and turns each command into a flow you can open and extend. Your $(user) and $(query) stay as they are, and a counter at 37 carries on from 37.

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Imported commands arrive paused unless you tick Turn on now.

The Bring commands from another bot page listing four Nightbot commands, each ticked to bring over with a Turn on now box: !so with a choice between Use Bloopbot’s shoutout, selected, and Keep your reply, set to turn on; !uptime whose reply reads how long the stream has been live, with a note that it stays quiet offline; !lurk as a plain reply, set to turn on; and !discord.

Nightbot and Bloopbot compared

Both run in the cloud, with nothing to install. Nightbot commands use $(variables), such as $(urlfetch), for custom logic; in Bloopbot each command is a flow you can add steps to. Song requests, hosted overlays and web requests may not be available on your channel yet.

	Nightbot	Bloopbot
Commands	Commands with `$(variables)`	A flow with a Chat command trigger, imported for you
User levels and cooldowns	Set on each command	Who can trigger, Has a role and Cooldown checks, imported for you
Counters	Through variables	A counter variable, imported with its current count
Custom logic	`$(urlfetch)`	A Web request step, plus checks and variables on the canvas
Timers	Timers	A flow with an On a timer trigger
Spam protection	Blacklist and spam filters	The filters on Moderation, plus an optional AI moderation step
Song requests	YouTube and SoundCloud	Spotify, through your own Spotify account
Giveaways	Winner picks	Giveaways with keyword entry, a draw and a panel on stream
Loyalty points	None	Points and watch time, with `!points` and `!top`
Overlays and alerts	None	Hosted overlays with alert layers, added to OBS as a Browser Source
Platforms	Twitch, YouTube, Trovo and SOOP	Twitch and Kick

Checked October 2026 against Nightbot.

What the importer brings over

No Nightbot sign-in. Bloopbot reads the command list Nightbot already shows publicly, and nothing changes there.
Each command arrives as its own flow called !command (from Nightbot), with its user level as a check and its cooldown as a Cooldown check.
$(user), $(touser), $(query) and $(1) to $(9) stay as they are. $(count) becomes a counter variable that starts at Nightbot’s current count.
An alias such as !dc for !discord becomes an extra word on the !discord flow.
A row Bloopbot can’t finish for you, such as one with a $(time) token, arrives paused, with Turn on now greyed out.
Timers, spam filters, your Regulars list and song requests don’t come across. The guide shows how to rebuild each one.

Pebble on the Bring commands from another bot page at step 1 of 4 of Bring your commands over: I found your Nightbot commands, with a Next button, and the importer dimmed behind. — Pebble’s Bring your commands over tutorial finds your Nightbot commands and walks you through the import. Click to enlarge.

What a flow adds to a command

Once a command is a flow, you can add steps that a reply on its own can’t do. A !discord command can read a link your mods change with !setdiscord, a raid can give the raider a shoutout, and a reward can have a viewer’s typed-in text checked by AI before it goes on screen, where your channel includes it. Each is a trigger, a few checks and actions you can see.

Build a flow on the canvas shows how the parts connect.

When Nightbot is the better fit

Nightbot is simple, free, long trusted and fast to set up. If one line per command is all you need, or you stream on YouTube, Trovo or SOOP, Nightbot does that well and there’s no need to switch.