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Configuration
/config
View server, leaderboard, tier, channel and visibility configuration
One viewer for every admin config surface, replacing the former `/leaderboard_config`, `/server_config`, `/tiers`, `/channel_config`, `/default_leaderboard`, `/default_rating_type` and `/hide_rating` commands. `leaderboard` shows a board's rating settings — rating calculation, caps, ranking thresholds, farming detection, casual policy, choice ratings and scoreboard instructions — each labelled with where its value came from (board override, server default, or built-in default). `server` shows the league-wide defaults plus the audit channel, record nicknames, the server default leaderboard and rating type, and featured ratings. `tiers` shows a board's Elo and rank tiers with the Discord role each grants. `channel` shows one channel's leaderboard mapping and `channels` shows every mapping on the server. `hidden` lists players missing from the rankings — hidden by an admin league-wide or on one board, plus the ones a board auto-hides for inactivity. Each reply carries buttons to the dashboard page that owns the section, since that is where all of it is edited. The exception is `featured_rating add|remove|list`, which still writes from Discord: featured ratings (what `/ratings` shows) are the one setting with no dashboard editor.
Who can run it
Server administrators only, until you say otherwise.
Discord hides this command from everyone else, so members will not see it in the command
picker at all. To open it up, go to Server Settings →
Integrations → Team Up and add a role or member override for /config.
Command permission overrides are desktop-only — they cannot be configured from the
Discord mobile app.
Subcommands
/config leaderboard A leaderboard's rating settings, and where to edit them
| Option | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| leaderboard | text autocomplete | Leaderboard (defaults to channel) |
* required
/config server Server-wide defaults, and where to edit them
Takes no options.
/config tiers A leaderboard's tier roles, and where to edit them
| Option | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| leaderboard | text autocomplete | Name of the leaderboard (defaults to 'default') |
* required
/config channel One channel's leaderboard mapping (defaults to this channel)
| Option | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| channel_id | channel | Channel to view configuration for (defaults to current channel) |
* required
/config channels Every channel mapping on this server
Takes no options.
/config featured_rating add Add a featured rating
| Option | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| leaderboard * | text autocomplete | Leaderboard to feature |
| rating_type * | text | Type of rating to display Choices: player_global_all, player_global_even, player_global_uneven, player_broad, player_specific, player_choices, choice |
| team_size | integer 1–10 | Team size (required for By Team Size rating type) |
| versus | text | Match format (required for By Format, e.g., 1v1, 2v2v2) |
| custom_url | text | Custom URL slug for direct link to this ranking (e.g. cs-ranked). Requires PRO. |
* required
/config featured_rating remove Remove a featured rating
| Option | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| position * | integer min 1 | Position to remove (use list to see positions) |
* required
/config featured_rating list List all configured featured ratings
Takes no options.
Keep exploring
/config is the only command in Configuration. The full reference lists every command grouped by what it does.
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