The tools big channels have a team for, built for the price of a bounty.
Overlays, chat bots, clip pipelines, sponsor reports, community sites. Post what you need, an AI Conductor builds it with Claude, and your money stays in Payment Protection until it works on your stream.
- Works with Twitch, Kick, YouTube, Discord
- No stream key or password ever shared
- You can own the source code
Twelve jobs creators post, in three lanes
Content operations, community, and sponsorships. Each one is a scoped bounty a Conductor can deliver in days.
VOD to shorts pipeline
Find highlights from chat spikes and audio, cut, reframe vertical, caption, export to a review folder.
$400 to $1,500Thumbnail and title tracker
Log which variant was live when and chart click-through over time, pulled from YouTube Analytics.
$150 to $400Transcript to blog and newsletter
Every episode becomes a searchable post, timestamps, and an email draft in your voice.
$100 to $300Multi-platform chat bot
One bot for Twitch, Kick, and YouTube chat with shared points, commands, and rules that read intent, not just keywords.
$200 to $900Discord community bot
Giveaways, role sync from subscriptions, event RSVPs, and a moderation queue that triages reports.
$100 to $800Comment triage and replies
Cluster comments by topic, flag questions, and draft replies in your tone for one-click approval.
$150 to $400Sponsor report generator
After a sponsored video, produce the deck brands expect: views, retention around the read, clicks.
$150 to $500Deal and deliverable tracker
Read incoming contracts, extract deliverables and dates, keep a dashboard of what is owed.
$150 to $500Custom overlays and alerts
Browser-source scenes with animated alerts matched to your brand, for every platform you stream on.
$150 to $600From brief to live on stream
Post the brief
A screen recording of your setup plus a sentence about what annoys you is the best brief there is.
Funds are held
The bounty sits in Payment Protection. Conductors see it is real and one accepts.
Build and test
The Conductor builds with Claude, asks questions in the job chat, and sends a demo.
Approve on your stream
Add the browser source or invite the bot, confirm it works, and release the bounty.
Why creators hire here instead of a gig site
No buyer fee
On Fiverr you pay 5.5% on top and the builder loses 20%. Here you pay the bounty and the Conductor keeps 92%, which is why the same tool costs less.
Claude-native builders
Every Conductor works with Claude daily. Overlays, bots, and pipelines are exactly the kind of iterative build it is best at.
You own it
Tick IP transfer when you post and the source code is part of the deliverable. Extend it with anyone later.
Questions creators ask
Do I need to share my stream key or passwords?
No. Overlays run as browser sources you add yourself. Bots use OAuth tokens you generate from your own account and can revoke at any time.
I stream on Kick and Twitch at the same time. Can one bot handle both?
Yes. Multi-platform bots and alerts are common now and Conductors on ClaudeWork build them regularly. Say so in the brief.
How long does a typical creator job take?
Overlays and small bots deliver in three to seven days. Clip pipelines and integrated bots take one to three weeks.
What if it does not work on my stream?
Request changes on the job page. Two revision rounds are included and the bounty does not move until you approve.
Can I hire the same Conductor again?
Yes. Send them an offer from their profile with the next thing you need, at any price you agree on.
Guides for creators
How Streamers Use Claude to Build Overlays, Chat Bots, and Clip Pipelines (and What to Pay for It)
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The Creator Economy Is Hiring AI Conductors: 12 Jobs Streamers and YouTubers Actually Post
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How Much Should a Custom Discord Bot Cost in 2026?
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Post the tool you keep meaning to build.
Start with one alert or one command. When the first delivery lands, hand the same Conductor the pipeline.