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.