My Journey
What /my-journey shows
Section titled “What /my-journey shows”/my-journey gives you a personal view of how you’ve grown in the server. It tracks your lifecycle stage, activity metrics, stage transition history, and what you need to reach the next stage.
The command is available to all members - no special permissions needed. Stage tracking begins after your first XP award.
The embed breakdown
Section titled “The embed breakdown”Current Stage
Section titled “Current Stage”Your current lifecycle stage, shown with its emoji:
| Stage | Emoji | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Observer | 🌱 | New to the server, still finding your footing |
| Active | 🌿 | Participating regularly |
| Regular | 🌳 | Established community member |
| Veteran | 🏔️ | Long-standing, highly active member |
Stages are based on a combination of time in the server, total messages, and recent activity. All three criteria must be met to advance.
Last Active
Section titled “Last Active”How long ago you last earned XP, shown as a relative timestamp (e.g., “2 hours ago”). If you’ve never earned XP, this shows “Never.”
Activity metrics
Section titled “Activity metrics”Three fields showing the numbers that drive stage progression:
- Days Since Join - how long you’ve been in the server
- Total Messages - your all-time message count in the server
- Active Days (30d) - how many of the last 30 days you earned at least one XP event
Stage Timeline
Section titled “Stage Timeline”A chronological list of every stage transition you’ve made, each with a relative timestamp. For example:
3 months ago 🌱 → 🌿 2 weeks ago 🌿 → 🌳
If you haven’t changed stages yet, this shows “No stage transitions yet.”
Progress
Section titled “Progress”A forward-momentum indicator telling you exactly what you need to reach the next stage. Something like:
Need 50 more messages, 12 more days in server to reach 🌳 Regular
This lists every requirement you haven’t met yet - more messages, more days in the server, or more active days in the current month. When all requirements are close to being met, it shows that you’re almost there.
Veterans don’t see this section - there’s no stage beyond Veteran.