Mac command palette

Put Marker in your command center.

The Raycast extension gives Mac creators fast commands for adding markers, choosing sessions, creating timelines, reviewing recent history, and targeting linked Twitch streams.

Best for

Mac workflows

Core action

Keyboard-first capture

Requires

Marker API token

Marker Raycast extension add marker command.

Commands include Add Marker with Details, Add Marker, Add Chapter Marker, Recent Marker History, Twitch Stream Marker, Create Session, and Create Sub-Session.

The extension reads Marker sessions, sub-sessions, tags, active sub-sessions, and Twitch channels through the REST API.

Environment settings support development, TestFlight, production, and custom API base URLs.

Workflow

How Raycast works with Marker

  1. 1

    Create a Marker API token.

  2. 2

    Add the token to Raycast extension preferences.

  3. 3

    Pick a command such as Add Marker or Recent Marker History.

  4. 4

    Use arguments or forms to target the right session and sub-session.

Setup

Get started

Install the Marker Raycast extension.

Choose the Marker API environment.

Paste your Marker API token.

Run a command and select the target session or live Twitch channel.

Use cases

Where it fits

Add a timestamp without switching away from your Mac workspace.

Create a new session or sub-session before recording.

Browse recent markers and chapter markers from Raycast.

FAQ

Raycast questions

What Marker commands are available in Raycast?

Raycast supports adding markers, quick marker capture, chapter markers, recent marker history, Twitch stream markers, session creation, and sub-session creation.

Can Raycast target a live Twitch channel?

Yes. The Twitch Stream Marker command can use linked channel context when a Twitch channel has a live Marker session and sub-session.

Does Raycast use the same API as Stream Deck?

Yes. Both integrations use Marker-issued API tokens and the public REST API surface for external clients.