I'm so glad they finally added this role.
It took so long that my favorite streamers aren't streaming anymore lol

Twitch has FINALLY rolled out a Lead Moderator role

https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/Managing-Roles-for-your-Channel

That’s a pretty interesting idea! Having a SUPER MOD role could really help channels stay organized, especially in bigger streams where moderation gets overwhelming. A unique badge or special permissions would definitely make their role stand out.
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An intriguing idea. I suppose we sort of have it with the Editor role though.

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I like this idea a lot, but I don't think there should be a limit to how many "supermods" a channel can have. Streamers have different communities and requirements so I think the streamer should be able to determine how many mods with a higher level of access are needed.

I also think the idea should be expanded downward. For example;

Gold sword - Supermoderator: All the current mod functions + channel access to all sub emotes + the ability to delete/warn/timeout/ban mods + add/remove VIPs and Mods + alter Mod access level

Green sword - Moderator: All the current mod functions

White sword - Support Moderator: Only functions are deleting messages, timeouts and banning/unbanning users.

The concept behind this is giving higher levels of access to your most trusted mod(s) and restricting access to functions that can alter a stream if used improperly for mods who are new or users who aren't fully trusted. There are also people who wouldn't mind helping keep chat clean but don't want to be involved with anything else, so having different mod icons would let the streamer know exactly what level of moderation is available to them in chat at a glance.

One could argue that any mods misbehaving should be removed as moderators, but it's not that simple. Some may not realize they're saying or doing something incorrectly at the time and as it stands currently the only way to address it is for the streamer to stop what they're doing to address it themselves. A streamer at their PC might have an easier time with this, but a streamer at a special event or IRL is far less likely to be available to do so. Having one level above the current moderator role would let the supermod take corrective action on behalf of the streamer.

I really would like to see this implemented.

This idea is more general and has already seen other ideas merged into it:
https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/924712-creator-dashboard/suggestions/41083111-expanding-on-channel-roles-permissions

SUPER MOD IS A GREAT IDEA

I don't see why you would need to limit it to one person, but a Super Mod is a good idea.

There's a lot of channels where the hardest-working mod is the partner of the streamer, their husband or wife, or boyfriend or girlfriend. For example @Lizz and @Qualittv, @Celina and @THIS_IS_ULTRA, @Potaytosaurus and @rexdepotay, @salberry and @parttimetriggered, @stackgemma and @kjohns271, @NurseHuckleberry and Dooder..... prime example!! Do I need to go on?? They're there every stream, (or just about every stream) coz they are just as invested as the streamer, so they should be able to have more power and control and abilities than the regular mods, almost upto the level of the streamer themselves, but still subordinate. And what about junior mods or interns? Still learning to mod, don't wanna give 'em full power just yet? So hierarchy could be Streamer > SuperMod > RegMod > InternMod > VIP > Sub > Follower > Unknown

can we get this implemented plz

still cant believe something like this isnt implemented.

Don't understand how such an obvious and useful feature is still not implemented 5 years later

One higher level of mod to oversee new mods is a no brainer. Twitch recommends streamers have multiple mods, its crazy to not be able to set one or more trusted people to oversee them

Есть предложения добавить на канал красную модерацию которая будет выполнять простые обязоности модератора ну к тому-же следить и за модераторами что-бы облегчить стримера..Красный модератор может (Давать роль модератора и снимать её)

I really like this idea a lot!

great idea! hope twitch implements this.

Would definitely be able to make use of this. I mod for a large streamer and it often takes him a while to add more mods/VIPs/channel point rewards/etc. Having a super mod with this ability would be very handy.

Add the role of chief moderator, like editor. Only with the function of controlling VIP users of chat and other moderators

A gold sword for a super mod role would be awesome!