Agent Lens

See which agent every streamer is playing

A free Chrome and Edge extension for Twitch's VALORANT directory. Every stream card shows the agent and the round score, and one click shows only the streams on your agent.

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Free, no account, no tracking.

The Twitch VALORANT directory with Agent Lens: each stream card shows the streamer's agent and round score, and a filter bar lists roles and agents with counts.

What it adds to Twitch

Twitch knows a stream's category and title, but not what's happening in the game. Agent Lens reads that from the stream's own preview picture.

The agent on every card

Plus the round score when it's readable, with match point and overtime highlighted.

Filter by role or agent

Duelists, Initiators, Controllers, Sentinels or any agent, with a live count for each.

Your agents first

Pick the agents you play. Their streams get a star and a one-click filter.

Says why there's no agent

Agent select, in menus, dead, round over, buy phase, deathmatch or a pro match.

Both teams

Hover a card for both teams' agents, the map and the mode.

In your language

English, Nederlands, Deutsch, Español and Português (Brasil).

The directory filtered to Duelists: only the four streams on a Duelist stay on the page.
Hovering a stream card shows the agents on both teams and the round.
Cards without a visible agent say why: agent select, in menus, a pro match or deathmatch.
On a channel page, the toolbar button shows what the streamer is playing and lets you pick your agents.

How it works

Twitch publishes a fresh preview picture of every live stream. Agent Lens looks at it on your own computer.

  1. On Twitch's VALORANT pages, Agent Lens downloads the public preview picture of each stream you can see, from Twitch's own image server.
  2. It finds the ability icons at the bottom of the screen and matches them against every agent's icons, using a small WebAssembly program bundled with the extension.
  3. It shows the agent on the card, then forgets the picture. No account, no servers, no tracking, and it never touches the game or Riot's API.

How well it works

Measured by the developer on 321 live previews from 109 streams, each checked by hand.

~98%right agent when the streamer is alive and the ability bar is visible
0wrong agents named in the test set
~5 minhow often Twitch refreshes a preview picture

When it isn't sure, it says so instead of guessing. Seen a wrong agent? Report it and once confirmed it becomes part of the test set.

Questions

Is it free?

Yes, and it stays free. It's a fan project with no ads, no paid features and no donations.

Does it touch the game or my Riot account?

No. It's a browser extension that only works on twitch.tv. It never talks to the game, the Riot client or Riot's API.

What does it download, and what does it keep?

Only the public preview pictures Twitch already shows for live streams. It keeps your settings and chosen agents in your browser, and forgets what it read when you close the browser. Details are in the privacy policy.

Why does a card sometimes show no agent?

The preview may show a menu, agent select, a death screen or an overlay over the abilities. The card then says what it sees, and the agent appears with a later preview.

What about new agents?

New agents are added in an update once they're released and their icons are available.

Which browsers?

Chrome and Microsoft Edge on desktop.