Configure Manao

Setting up Manao is easier than peeling a banana. A slightly spiky banana, maybe — but still easy 🙂

This section continues from the previous guide, after running the installation script at the final step.
The script helps manage your Client ID and Client Secret, turning a complex process into a simple login flow.

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Configure Client ID and Client Secret

First, the system will ask which language you want to use (English/Thai).
Use the arrow keys to select a language, then press Enter to confirm.

Next, you’ll see step-by-step instructions explaining how to obtain your Client ID and Client Secret.

If you’ve already read this guide,
you can skip this part by typing n and pressing Enter.

There will be another confirmation screen — just press Enter to continue.

Then, the system will ask for your Twitch Client ID.
Paste your Client ID into the terminal and press Enter.

After that, do the same for your Client Secret.

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Log in to Twitch

When you see the message:

To continue, please login to your BOT Twitch account (the secondary account for the bot)

It means your Client ID and Client Secret were entered correctly.

If you already have a separate account for the bot (it can be any account),
switch to that account in your browser before pressing Enter.

If you don’t have a separate bot account yet,
you can temporarily use your main broadcaster account without logging out.

After authorizing the bot account, you’ll see another message:

To continue, please login to your BROADCASTER Twitch account (the primary account for streaming)

Switch back to your main broadcaster account.
If you’re using the same account for both bot and broadcaster, you don’t need to do anything — just press Enter to authorize again.

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Final Step of Installation

Once the entire setup process is complete,
you should see something like this:

You’re all set! 🎉

You can now run Manao by searching for “Manao Twitch Bot” in the Start menu, as shown below: