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/beacon rep

View a member's attendance reputation

Usage

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/beacon rep [member]
OptionTypeObligatoireDescription
member member Non The member to check (defaults to yourself)

Who can run it

Generated
Discord defaultEvery member
Command Access presetEveryone
Always allowedThe server owner and, by default, Administrators
Change itDashboard, Services, Beacon Events, Commands

Open to every member unless you lock it to roles or channels in Command Access. How Command Access works.

What the bot needs

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Beacon Events is granted these permissions by the invite link. A command that finds one missing replies privately with what it could not do and changes nothing.

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Comportement

Checked against the code 2026-09-21

/beacon rep shows a member's attendance record for this server. member is optional and defaults to you. The reply is a private embed titled "Reputation" with the member's name and avatar and seven fields: Score out of 100, Events, Attended, No-shows, Streak (🔥), Best Streak and Badges. A member with no history shows a score of 50, zero events and "None yet" for badges.

The bot applies your Command Access rules first. If your server does not have the Attendance Reputation feature it replies "🔒 Attendance reputation requires a premium subscription."

Reputation builds up on its own. When an event is marked complete, every sign-up that is not on the waitlist is credited: an attending member counts as attended, a member marked late counts as half, and tentative, bench and absent sign-ups are not counted. For an event with an automatic voice room, an attending or late member who never joined that room counts as a no-show. The score starts from the attendance rate (up to 80 points), adds one point per event of the current streak up to 20, and subtracts 3 per no-show and 2 per late cancellation. Badges appear as iron_raider (streak of 20), always_on_time (10 attended with no no-shows), veteran (100 attended), newcomer (first three events) and reliable (score 90 or more over at least 10 events).

Good to know

  • A score of 90 or more shows 🏆 in the title, 70 or more ⭐, 50 or more 🔹.
  • The Reputation page on the dashboard shows the server leaderboard.
  • Anyone allowed to run the command can look up any member.
  • Closed and cancelled events are never marked complete, so they do not count.
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