/lateness
Track and record someone’s arrival time compared to an expected hour The/lateness command is a time-tracking utility that measures how late someone arrives relative to an expected time.
Starting a measurement: Use /lateness expected_hour:HH:mm (e.g., /lateness expected_hour:14:30) to begin tracking. The bot will confirm the expected arrival time and start waiting.
Stopping a measurement: While a measurement is in progress, running /lateness again (without the expected_hour option) will show three interactive buttons:
- Stop (user arrived) – records the current time as the actual arrival time and saves the result.
- Stop (user NEVER arrived) – records that the person never showed up.
- Continue measuring – dismisses the prompt and keeps the measurement running.
/lateness with no options and no active measurement displays an embed with the 20 most recent records sorted by date. Each record shows the expected time and a lateness category: On time / Early, Late (15 min or less), Late, or Not arrived. The embed also shows the total number of records and the average delay.
Only one person can be tracked at a time. Starting a new measurement while one is already in progress will prompt you to stop or continue the existing one.
Expected hour, formatted as HH:mm
/avatar
Display a user’s Discord avatar in full size The/avatar command fetches and displays a selected user’s Discord avatar as a large 512x512 image inside an embed. Simply pick a user from the required user option and the bot will reply with their current profile picture.
This shows the user’s global Discord avatar, not any server-specific nickname avatar they may have set.
The user whose avatar you want to preview