Dexter Copilot

Live streamers have to juggle OBS scene switching, chat moderation, polls and giveaways, Discord announcements, and stream design all while trying to actually play a game and engage their audience. Doing this manually means breaking focus to type commands, switch windows, or stop playing to ban a troll or welcome a new sub. Reviewing what worked in a past stream, like when chat went quiet or when a raid spiked engagement, otherwise requires the streamer to rewatch and analyze their own footage. Setting up new overlays, widgets, or scenes for a themed stream typically requires separate design work outside of OBS.

Dexter is a voice-controlled (or typed) AI assistant that runs on the streamer's own Windows or Mac computer and works with their existing OBS setup. It can switch scenes, mute audio, start recording, moderate chat according to the streamer's own rules (timeouts and bans), run polls and giveaways, post to Discord or Telegram, open apps and links, play music, and draft emails, all from a single spoken or typed sentence that can chain multiple actions together. A design feature (the Leo agent) generates OBS scenes, overlays and widgets from a text description, and Dexter also produces stream recaps that explain viewer engagement patterns, such as when chat went quiet or when a raid or event drove a spike, with suggestions for the next stream.