Meet C.H.R.O.M.A.
C.H.R.O.M.A. V1.0 RC4 “Aurora” is a creator-first streaming AI that combines Twitch conversation, OBS and stream awareness, connector integrations, optional voice interaction, memory/privacy controls, and co-host tooling.
From assistant to stream co-host
Current capabilities reflected by the V1.0 RC4 project files and changelog.
Natural Twitch conversation
Conversation modes use recent chat, viewer memory, and shared stream context while respecting OBS/live-state safety gates.
Insight + stream context
OBS scenes, live/recording state, streamer-away context, Twitch metadata, and connector health can inform supported AI paths.
Spectrum connectors
Spectrum normalizes events from services such as OBS, Twitch, Streamer.bot, Streamlabs, and future integrations without making AI decisions itself.
Optional voice interaction
RC4 adds opt-in local streamer microphone conversation, turn-taking around speech playback, TTS voice profiles, and emergency mute controls.
Co-host tools
Stream recaps, optional event reactions, deterministic clock/calculator utilities, diagnostics, safe recovery, and a text console expand the co-host workflow.
Accessibility and privacy
C.H.R.O.M.A. is required to remain fully usable without spoken input, with optional speech features, viewer memory controls, and user-controlled privacy behavior.
C.H.R.O.M.A. at a glance
The current source of truth identifies V1.0.0-RC4 — Build 0015 — Aurora, Release Candidate 4: Co-host Expansion.
- Release
- V1.0.0-RC4
- Build
- 0015
- Codename
- Aurora
- Focus
- Co-host Expansion
- Primary platform
- Twitch + streaming tools
- Stage
- Release Candidate
Spectrum, Insight, and A.C.E.
The named systems behind C.H.R.O.M.A. help connect services, understand supported stream context, and participate at appropriate moments.
Spectrum: Build once. Connect everywhere.
Spectrum is C.H.R.O.M.A.'s connector framework. It translates outside events into normalized Chroma events so OBS, Twitch, Streamer.bot, Streamlabs, and future services can share a consistent integration layer.
Voice is optional by design
The Caeloryx accessibility standard for C.H.R.O.M.A. requires the system to remain fully usable without spoken input. Microphone features are optional and user-controlled, while typed interaction and caption-ready output remain part of the baseline.
Stable V1.0 has a real gate
Promotion to V1.0 stable requires the automated suite, live OBS/Spectrum regression, conversation/TTS regression, reconnect testing, privacy verification, no startup tracebacks, and acceptable performance.
Insight: awareness without pretending to see
Insight lets C.H.R.O.M.A. use supported stream state and metadata, while project tests explicitly reinforce that it must not invent gameplay or visual awareness it does not actually receive.
A.C.E.: participate with intent
A.C.E. supports autonomous communication decisions so Chroma can choose when to participate while respecting stream state, safety gates, and the streamer experience.
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