The show connects through one control plane.
Streaming Studio turns viewer events and operator commands into safe, timed workflows across Tempest 2D, Warudo, Tempest Broadcast System, Quartic Pulse, Data Horizon Studio, and future Tempest-aware tools.
Its authenticated local Bridge registers compatible applications, discovers their capabilities, applies cooldowns and timed leases, and routes each action to the right destination. Creative rendering and live output remain inside the applications designed to perform them.
Twitch interactions become production-ready signals.
Dedicated Twitch Alert and Interaction Alert designers control media, text, canvas layout, animation, timing, TTS, custom presentation, avatar reactions, and compatible broadcast effects. Separate browser sources keep Twitch-event audio and interaction music independently routable while a shared queue prevents alerts from overlapping.
- Public Twitch Extension installations with broadcaster ownership verification, channel-bound pairing, automatic reconnect, and a viewer-safe signal catalog.
- Local chat overlay, configurable chatbot commands, channel-specific panel design, and optional weather or now-playing providers.
- Portable alert packs, verified media, complete backups, redacted diagnostics, playback history, and workflow simulation.
Direct avatar control without giving up safety.
Version 1.3.0 adds direct Tempest 2D routing for expressions, motions, puppet parameters, intensity, and duration. Studio starts the local adapter automatically, while Tempest 2D can provide transparent, green, blue, or magenta OBS capture output without routing through Warudo.
The Bridge remains bound to the local computer, reversible actions carry expiration leases, and Emergency Restore releases active effects before disarming further viewer interactions. Hosted services receive only the minimum channel and signal information needed for the Twitch Extension; local media and machine paths stay local.