Pulse: whole-server health insight
Pulse rolls the shape of your server into a single health digest, so your team spots slow-burn patterns that never trip a single filter: a trickle of joins sitting just under your raid threshold, AutoMod hits creeping up day after day.
Pulse is always-on in the web portal as a live card, for every server on every plan, and each staff member can also have it DM’d to them on their own cadence. There’s no scheduled Discord channel post.
Pulse is read-only. It surfaces patterns for your staff to act on. It never mutes, bans, or auto-acts, just a clear picture.
FREE the health card, every server, every plan · PREMIUM the optional AI “notable patterns” narrative
What Pulse reports
Each digest rolls up the last period into five sections:
- Server activity (counts only; no message content is ever stored): messages, joins & leaves, head-count, AutoMod blocks and warnings, each with a week-over-week trend.
- Mod-team recap: cases handled, a by-action breakdown (warns / timeouts / kicks / bans), your most-active staff, and an itemised list of recent actions.
- Reception: how many members arrived, verified, and were caught.
- ThreatNet: what the protection did, your own server’s figures first, then the fleet-wide network totals, shown every week without exception so a quiet week on your server never looks like an idle network. Each line states the period it covers (messages scanned is the last 7 days; flagged actors and blocked scam images are all-time; the shared blocklist size is as of right now), and if a figure can’t be read the digest says so rather than printing zeros.
- Notable patterns (Premium, opt-in): a short AI narrative flagging what’s worth a glance, such as an AutoMod spike or a run of joins above baseline but below your raid threshold. Added only to a digest that’s actually delivered; if nothing stands out, it says so.
Servers running the Minecraft ↔ Discord bridge get one more:
- Your Minecraft server, last 7 days: a rollup of in-game messages, joins, deaths and advancements. It’s free on every plan and automatic — the section appears on its own for any server with the bridge linked, with nothing to switch on and no plugin change. A linked-but-quiet week simply doesn’t add the block, so it never leaves an empty space in your digest.
A representative weekly digest, the same content on the portal card or as a DM:
When the period is quiet, that last field reads “Nothing notable, no leading indicators tripped.” Monthly digests read the same way over a longer window.
Where Pulse lives & getting it DM’d
The live card is always on in the web portal for every server, refreshed continuously. Nothing to toggle, no channel to pick.
To have it come to you, each staff member can opt in to a personal Pulse DM:
- Open the web portal and go to Settings → Personalization.
- Set your Pulse DM cadence: Off, Weekly or Monthly (there’s no daily).
Your cadence is yours alone: it doesn’t affect any other staffer or the always-on portal card.
Long-time users: the old Discord
/settingsPulse wizard, its on/off toggle, “set hour”, destination channel, “Send a sample now”, and the scheduled channel post itself have all been retired. Pulse is now the portal card plus optional per-staff DMs.
See also
- The web portal: where the always-on Pulse card lives and where you set your DM cadence
- Settings & configuration: the full Settings hub
- Minecraft bridge: where the Minecraft section of your digest comes from
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