MLI Commands
Complete reference for all Member Lifecycle Intelligence commands
ProAll MLI commands require the Pro tier
Lifecycle Commands
These commands are used to view member health data and lifecycle insights. They require the mli.view capability.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/lifecycle overview | Guild-wide health summary showing average health score, state distribution, active/at-risk/critical counts, and recent transitions. |
/lifecycle member @usere.g. /lifecycle member @Alice | Detailed health profile for a specific member: health score, lifecycle state, engagement/social/importance scores, confidence level, active risks, and activity timeline. |
/lifecycle at-risk [count]e.g. /lifecycle at-risk count:20 | List members in critical states (Fragile, At Risk, Dormant) sorted by priority score. Shows active risk families and severity. Default: top 10. |
/lifecycle new-members [days]e.g. /lifecycle new-members days:14 | Track onboarding progress for recent joiners. Shows activation rates, state distribution, and identifies members who haven't activated yet. Default lookback: 7 days. |
Tip
The
/lifecycle overview command is the best starting point for daily check-ins. It gives you a quick snapshot of your community's health in one glance.Management Commands
Management commands require Administrator permission or the mli.manage capability. MLI settings are configured via the dashboard.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/mli status | Show MLI module health as a premium status card: whether it's enabled, tier, tracked members, active risks, pending events, compute interval, and feature toggles. Also available as !mli status. |
/mli compute | Manually trigger a full lifecycle computation cycle for the server. Useful for testing or after configuration changes. Also triggers a member sync to discover any new members. |
Note
After changing settings in the dashboard, run
/mli compute to immediately see the effect of your new settings. Otherwise, changes take effect on the next scheduled compute cycle.Permissions & RBAC
MLI Capabilities
mli.viewView lifecycle data, health scores, and member profiles. Required for all /lifecycle commands.
mli.manageChange MLI configuration, trigger manual computes, and manage the module. Required for all /mli commands.
Tip
If you use RBAC, grant
mli.view to your moderator roles so they can check member health during moderation actions. Keep mli.manage restricted to administrators.