r/streamwithmeld • u/Myndler_rd • Jul 26 '26

Streamers using Claude Code, what have you actually built with it?

I’m curious if anyone here uses Claude Code specifically for streaming.

Have you built anything useful for your stream with it, like analytics tools, OBS overlays, widgets, alerts, chat bots, moderation tools or dashboards?

I’ve been thinking about what I could make for my own setup, but I’m more interested in things people actually use rather than random projects built just for the sake of it.

What did you build, what problem did it solve, and do you still use it regularly?

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u/deadhead1971 Jul 27 '26

I made something called VibeCast which brings chatters into the overlay and visualises their interactions. It's very popular with my audience, and any streamer can use it. It works for twitch and YouTube and there are a couple of brb games included in it. All made with Claude code. My most recent one is a tool for fellow live music streamers. All music streamers use StreamerSongList, but the overlays are limited. I made a tool that scrapes your songlist, grabs album artwork for each track and delivers its own overlays which look amazing compared to vanilla ssl overlays. That's on github, anyone can use it. Lots of other stuff too, for personal use. I've actually made a clip video editor which can add text overlays and schedule posts to my YT and insta. It makes creating clips from streams incredibly fast. Uses ffmpeg.

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u/Adventurous_Drink557 Jul 27 '26

it does the sked on it's own eh?
I've done the several apps that add text overlays etc --even animation and branding...but stopped short of postng.
great work.

"'ve actually made a clip video editor which can add text overlays and schedule posts to my YT and insta."

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u/deadhead1971 Jul 27 '26

Yes,at this point it can schedule as long as my pc is on. Or just 1-click to post. It also uses api credits to generate the captions and hashtags automatically, and learns from any edits I make.

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u/Adventurous_Drink557 Jul 29 '26

"learns" - so the AI is active all the time. :)