AI observer for Counter-Strike 2 (CS2)
yaibo makes Counter-Strike 2 matches readable again.
A local AI observer that spots the key moments in real time and cuts like a seasoned director—no extra crew.
Closed beta — secure your spot.
- Shows the build-up before the fight, not just the kill
- Steady, human-like camera cuts
- Automates observing so your stream looks pro
What is yaibo?
yaibo is a local AI observer for Counter-Strike 2 (CS2). It reads live match state via Counter-Strike 2 GSI and automatically switches the spectator camera based on AI scoring and a policy layer.
- Runs locally on your stream PC
- Uses Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) GSI for real-time data
- Applies AI scoring plus policy rules for stable cuts
- Windows desktop app (.exe + supporting files)
Why this
The problem
Without a dedicated observer, the camera jumps, the story gets lost, and big moments don’t land.
- Missed moments mean missed hype
- Jittery switches break match flow
- More staff needed to look pro
You want a broadcast that feels intentional. yaibo keeps the narrative moving so every round reads clean and every fight lands.
What you get
Clear round storytelling with a lean production setup.
Show the story, not just the kill
yaibo sticks with the setup, then lands the moment. Viewers see why the fight matters.
Hold when it matters, cut when it counts
Dwell and cooldown reduce jittery cuts. The broadcast feels stable and intentional.
Less observer load
Run solo or use it as a backup. Your team focuses on production while yaibo handles the switching.
Features
Predictive switching
Chooses the right view before the fight peaks.
Balanced coverage
Avoids tunnel vision on one player.
Stable cuts
Fewer ping-pong swaps, more readable rounds.
Style presets
Pick how aggressive the camera feels.
Easy setup
Plug into live data and go.
Stream-safe performance
Built for stable live use.
How it works
Connect
Enable Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) GSI and connect yaibo.
Score
AI predicts where the action will happen.
Switch
Policy logic delivers smooth, intentional cuts.
Sample cast
Real stream, no edits. There were setup issues early on, but yaibo runs the camera the entire time without any input.
Presets
One click sets the style, from fast reaction to full story mode.
Mixes build-up with action for clean flow.
Best for: Most broadcasts.
What changes
- Swap tempoResponsive
- Hold timeMedium
- EnergyEven
How it feels
Balanced keeps the camera steady and composed, with clean handoffs between moments.
Switch any time without restarting your setup.
Use cases
Human-like switching
yaibo switches like a human observer who knows when to hold and when to cut.
- Avoids ping-pong cuts on minor trades
- Holds on build-ups before a hit
- Balances focus so teams get fair coverage
- Reduces jitter during lulls and resets
Where it fits
Built for streamers, small productions, and tournament ops.
Solo streamer
You stream the match while yaibo runs the camera.
Small production
Look pro without a dedicated observer.
Tournament ops
Use yaibo as autopilot or a backup feed.
Community cups
Keep broadcasts clean on tight budgets.
Trust and credibility
Built for real broadcasts
Practical, stable, and designed for live match flow.
- Runs locally on your stream PC
- Predictive, not just reactive
- Stable for long live streams
- Optimized for low CPU usage
FAQ
Short answers for busy broadcast teams.
Glossary
Quick definitions for terms used across yaibo.
- Observer (CS2)
- A spectator role that controls the broadcast camera during a match.
- GSI (Game State Integration)
- Counter-Strike 2 feature that streams live match state to local software.
- AI scoring
- Model inference that ranks which player perspective is most relevant.
- Policy layer
- Rules that smooth camera switches (dwell, cooldown, fairness) so cuts feel intentional.
Closed beta
Join the closed beta.
We open in waves. Apply once and we’ll reach out when a slot is available.