Conduct Tracking

Conduct tracking runs quietly in the background of your server. It doesn't take action on its own — no auto-bans, no auto-mutes — it simply keeps a running score of behavior across four categories (slurs, swears, toxicity, and links) so moderators have visibility into patterns over time.

All conduct commands are grouped under /conduct.

For members

Check a conduct profile

/conduct member

Leave member empty to see your own profile. This shows a breakdown across the four tracked categories.

View the conduct leaderboard

/conduct leaderboard scope

Set scope to True to view stats across all servers Lumière is in, instead of just yours.

View category totals

/conduct totals category scope

• category — Slurs, Swears, Toxicity, or Links.
• scope — Server or Global.

For admins

Configure alerts

/conduct config channel ping

Sets which channel receives automated behavioral alerts, and whether moderators get pinged when one fires. Requires Manage Server.

Reset a user's record

/conduct reset member

Permanently wipes a specific user's conduct record. Requires Manage Server. This can't be undone, so use it deliberately — usually after a conversation with the member, not as a punishment.

What this is (and isn't)

Conduct tracking is a visibility tool, not an enforcement tool. It's designed to help mods notice patterns — a member whose toxicity score is climbing, for example — before things escalate into something that needs a ban or kick. Pair it with Strikes or Core Actions if you want tracked behavior to actually result in consequences.