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Usage: ~songreq [query] [value]

Listed below are the possible [query] options. Depending on what the value of [query] is, the required [value] changes.

add: [value] should then be a Spotify URI, share link, search query, etc. This gets sent to the Spotify API, and the returned song is added to the queue.; This only works if the broadcaster has the Spotify Song Request function binded to a channel point reward.
emote: A string (just plain-text) representing what emote shows up before the song request message.; [value]'s default is Okayge.
queue: Accesses the weak internal Spotify queue that the bot keeps for its purposes, like the overlay.; [query] = start will start the internal Spotify queue with a recurring task. It runs every 5 seconds, updating itself with the current queue for incoming song requests each time. This is attempted once automatically when the stream starts.; [query] = stop will stop the internal Spotify queue, and destroys the recurring task. This is attempted once automatically when the stream ends. If this fails, please try running this command as it costs valuable computational resources!

Usage: ~songskip [query] [value]

Listed below are the possible [query] options. Depending on what the value of [query] is, the required [value] changes.

(empty query): If [query] is empty, this command skips the currently playing song. This is equivalent to #skip. [value] doesn't matter.

emote: A string (just plain-text) representing what emote shows up before the song skip message.; [value]'s default is PepeLaugh.

Usage: ~songpause [query] [value]

Listed below are the possible [query] options. Depending on what the value of [query] is, the required [value] changes.

delay: An integer (whole number) representing the amount of seconds to wait before pausing.; [value]'s default is 0.
emote: A string (just plain-text) representing what emote shows up before the song pause message.; [value]'s default is Kappa.
showmessage: A boolean (True/False, in plain-text) representing if the message should be shown or not, at all.; [value]'s default is True.

Usage: ~chatgpt [query] [value]

Listed below are the possible [query] options. Depending on what the value of [query] is, the required [value] changes.

ask: [value] should then be a prompt to give to ChatGPT to talk to it.; This only works if the broadcaster has the ChatGPT Chat Request function binded to a channel point reward.
clear: Clears the conversation that your channel currently has with ChatGPT. [value] doesn't matter.
clearsize: An integer (whole number) representing how many past exchanges should be cleared at a time until ChatGPT can continue on with more conversations. This occurs when the conversation is too big to be processed by ChatGPT.; [value]'s default is 2.
maxprompttokens: An integer (whole number) representing how many tokens ChatGPT can use for the chat completion. A shorter number means the responses are forced to be more concise, and a larger number means the responses are more thorough. If you set the number too short for responses to be shorter though, ChatGPT may give you a garbage/junk response. For reference, 256 is the minimum recommended amount of tokens ChatGPT needs to supply a successful response.; [value]'s default is 256.
showfull: A boolean (True/False, in plain-text) representing if the entire message should be incrementally sent in chat until it's completed. In the case ChatGPT gives you a long response back, smossbot will cut it off and replace the end with "... (max 500)". If [value] is set to True, then smossbot will incrementally send the entire response (to abide by the 500 character limit in Twitch chat) until the entire response has been sent in chat.; [value]'s default is False.

Usage: ~gptimage [query] [value]

Listed below are the possible [query] options. Depending on what the value of [query] is, the required [value] changes.

ask: [value] should then be a prompt to give to the AI to generate an image off of.; [value]'s default is 0.; This only works if the broadcaster has the AI Image Request function binded to a channel point reward.
imagesize: An integer (whole number) between 1 and 3, inclusive, representing the size of generated images by the AI. The sizes, respectively, are: 256x256, 512x512, and 1024x1024.; [value]'s default is 2.

Usage: ~ytreq [query] [value]

Listed below are the possible [query] options. Depending on what the value of [query] is, the required [value] changes.

add: [value] should then be a YouTube link to request.; This only works if the broadcaster has the YouTube Request function binded to a channel point reward.
maxsecs: An integer (whole number) representing how many seconds, at the maximum, incoming YouTube requests should play for.; [value]'s default is 60.
mutespotify: A boolean (True/False, in plain-text) representing whether YouTube requests mute Spotify until all requests are done or not.; [value]'s default is True.
skip: Skips the currently playing YouTube video. [value] doesn't matter.
volume: [value] should then be an integer (whole number) representing the percentage of the YouTube video player.
vol: Query alias for volume.

Usage: ~setting [query] [value]

Listed below are the possible [query] options. Depending on what the value of [query] is, the required [value] changes.

songskipthresholdnum: [value] should then be an integer (whole number) representing the amount of users voting to skip a song using the ~skip command.; [value]'s default is 3.