StreamElements automation · runs daily
Approve or decline StreamElements store redemptions
Viewers spend loyalty points in your Stream Store all week, and every redemption that needs your approval waits on the Redemptions page until you open it.
Cotlet does it in your own StreamElements account with list_redemptions, list_store_items and resolve_redemption, called by your AI agent, an n8n workflow or a script.
Hosted · nothing to install or maintain
Can StreamElements do this on its own?
StreamElements has no rule-based approval for store redemptions (checked 17 Oct 2026). The API has PUT /store/{channel}/redemptions/{redemptionId} and the OAuth scope store:write, but the published spec shows an empty request body for it, and there is no official MCP server.
How you do it in StreamElements today
- In the dashboard, open Loyalty and select "Stream Store".
- Click "Redemptions" to see previously redeemed items.
- Search by item name, username or details, then approve or decline each redemption according to your settings.
- Information a viewer filled in on the item's Requirements page shows up on the Redemptions page once provided.
- "Redemption History" keeps a year of past redemptions, so a viewer who redeems the same item every day makes a long list to read.
How to approve or decline StreamElements store redemptions
Go through the pending Stream Store redemptions. Approve the ones where the viewer filled in the requirement, decline the rest, and list anything unclear for me. - 01
Read the pending list
list_redemptions returns redemptions that wait for a decision, newest last, with the item, the viewer and what they typed on the Requirements page.
- 02
Apply your rule
The agent checks each one against your rule, for example "approve if the viewer wrote a game name" or "decline anything with a link". It quotes the text it relied on.
- 03
Resolve the clear ones
resolve_redemption approves or declines one redemption per call. Each call asks for your OK by default, because the viewer sees the result.
- 04
Leave the unclear ones
A redemption with an empty requirement or an item you did not mention stays pending, and the agent lists it with a one-line reason.
What you get back
Pending redemptions: 9
Approved 6 (requirement filled in)
Declined 1 (link in the message)
Left for you 2:
- "Pick my next game" by luka_dev: requirement empty
- "Sound: Air Horn" by tess_g: item disabled since yesterday Other ways to ask
- Approve every "Sound: Air Horn" redemption today and list the others.
- Show redemptions from the last 7 days grouped by item, with the count for each, and change nothing.
- Decline redemptions whose requirement text is shorter than 3 words and tell me who they are.
What StreamElements allows, and what to know first
- A Stream Store item is one of three types: Stream Perk, Sound Effect or Access-Code List, and Text-to-Speech is set up on a Stream Perk item.
- Each item has its own cost in loyalty points, a quantity, and global and user cooldowns, set on the Item Information page.
- The Requirements page can ask viewers for extra information before they can redeem, and the answer appears on the Redemptions page.
- Viewers redeem in chat with !redeem <item_name>, an alias is !buy, the name is case-sensitive, and the command works on Twitch only.
- Items must be created in the Stream Store and enabled before viewers can redeem them.
resolve_redemption asks for your OK by default. To run it daily without you, switch confirmation off for that tool in your dashboard.
Sources: StreamElements Help: Stream Store, the complete guide · StreamElements Docs: !redeem · StreamElements API docs (OpenAPI spec)
Call resolve_redemption from a script
curl -X POST https://cotlet.dev/api/v1/streamelements/redemptions/rd_91a0f3/resolve \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $COTLET_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"action":"approve"}' {
"redemption_id": "rd_91a0f3",
"item": "Pick my next game",
"viewer": "luka_dev",
"status": "approved"
} MCP: add https://cotlet.dev/mcp/v1 with the same key; the call is streamelements_write → resolve_redemption. Example data.
Schedule it in n8n, Make, Zapier or cronStreamElements tools this automation uses
| Tool | Parameters |
|---|---|
| list_redemptions | status, item, viewer, limit, cursor |
| list_store_items | type, enabled, cursor |
| resolve_redemption | redemption_id, action |
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe to connect StreamElements to Cotlet?
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