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PFP Checker provides 10 slash commands for tracking and viewing profile pictures, usernames, and server icons.

Command Categories

User Commands

Track individual Discord users and view their profile picture and username history.
CommandDescription
/monitorAdd a user to the monitoring list
/removemonitorRemove a user from the monitoring list
/pfphistoryView profile picture history for a user
/usernamehistoryView username history for a user
/statsView statistics about a user’s profile picture changes

Server Commands

Track server icons and view server icon history.
CommandDescriptionPermission Required
/monitorserverAdd this server to the monitoring listManage Server
/removemonitorserverRemove this server from the monitoring listManage Server
/serverpfphistoryView server icon historyNone
/serverstatsView statistics about server icon changesNone

General Commands

CommandDescription
/pingCheck bot latency and responsiveness

Common Patterns

Monitoring

Before viewing history or statistics for a user or server, you must first add them to the monitoring list:
  • For users: /monitor @user
  • For servers: /monitorserver

Data Collection

After adding a user or server to monitoring, wait at least 30 minutes before the first data is recorded. The bot checks for changes periodically.

Pagination

History commands (/pfphistory, /usernamehistory, /serverpfphistory) display 10 entries per page with Back/Next navigation buttons.

Permissions

Most commands can be used by anyone. Server monitoring commands (/monitorserver, /removemonitorserver) require Manage Server permission.

Quick Start

  1. Add a user to monitoring:
    /monitor memberid:@username
    
  2. Wait at least 30 minutes for data collection
  3. View their profile picture history:
    /pfphistory memberid:@username
    
  4. Check statistics:
    /stats member:@username
    

Next Steps

User Commands

Detailed documentation for user tracking commands

Server Commands

Detailed documentation for server tracking commands

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