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Publishes RiftAtlas card previews to your Twitch stream overlay. RiftSight shows your Twitch viewers live card details while you play Riftbound on Rift Atlas — hover any visible card on the stream to see its full art. No manual updates, no separate stream deck. ⭐ NEW TO RIFTSIGHT? Follow the step-by-step setup guide: https://riftsight.gg/setup HOW IT WORKS RiftSight has two parts: 1. This extension, which you install and run while playing on Rift Atlas (play.riftatlas.com). It reads card information already visible on your screen and publishes it in real time. 2. A companion Twitch Extension that renders those cards as hover-friendly overlays for your viewers, directly in your stream. You activate it from your Twitch Creator Dashboard → Extensions. GETTING STARTED (full guide with screenshots: https://riftsight.gg/setup) 1. Install this extension and pin it to your toolbar. 2. Click the RiftSight icon and connect your Twitch account. 3. Open a game on Rift Atlas (a Solo Room works) and click "Start publishing". 4. Activate the RiftSight Twitch Extension on your channel as a Video Overlay, and line it up with your layout on its Configure page. 5. Go live — viewers hover any visible card to see its full art. RiftSight is currently in beta: streamer access requires approval. Request it at https://riftsight.gg/setup. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO RiftSight never reveals anything Rift Atlas itself is keeping hidden from you — an opponent's hand, a face-down card, anything you can't already see. It has no access to any site other than play.riftatlas.com, and reads nothing beyond what's needed to publish card state. Free, open source, community-built. Questions or help: https://riftsight.gg (Discord linked there). RiftSight is an unofficial, fan-made project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Riot Games, UVS Games, Rift Atlas, or Twitch. RiftSight was created under Riot Games' "Legal Jibber Jabber" policy using assets owned by Riot Games.