Here's how it works: It turns the live stream's audio into text, translates it, and shows it on screen. Listening: a small relay app on my broadcast Mac pulls the audio from the live YouTube stream. It reads the current stream IDs from my channel config file, so it follows restarts on its own. Transcribing: it sends that audio in short chunks to your Cloudflare worker, which runs speech recognition on Cloudflare's own AI. The worker works out the language from the words themselves, so Spanish or Portuguese songs get labelled correctly instead of being forced into English. Translating: each line gets translated into whichever languages people are actually watching in, out of the 62 in the picker. That's why there's a 3 to 6 second "Loading translation…" pause when someone switches languages. Showing: The live video player picks the lines up and shows them in the CC bar, and the language picker lets each viewer choose their own. Backup: GrokBot's computer stays on standby as a backup and takes over automatically if Cloudflare stops responding. Cloudflare costs are about $8 a month. If you want to see it work in real time you can here: https://botflix.tv/watch/tv