What Is Inspecting?
The inspect command allows server staff to pull a comprehensive analysis of any user in the server. It provides detailed information about a member's profile, customization, account age, roles, and permissions — all in one embed.
This is especially useful for moderation, vetting new members, or investigating suspicious accounts before they cause harm.
How to Use
Run /inspect @user to analyze any member. Meta will return a detailed profile embed with interactive buttons for roles and permissions.
What Information Is Shown?
When you inspect a user, Meta breaks the analysis into four key sections:
General Information
Username, user ID, when they joined the server, and when their account was created.
Customization
Profile image link, current status, and activity — if available.
Meta Checks
Whether the account is flagged as new, and if the username is blacklisted.
Server Information
Highest role, account type (User/Bot), and acknowledgements like Server Owner.
Inspect Output
Here's what Meta returns when you inspect a user — use the tabs to explore each view:
Red = dangerous permission — see Dangerous Roles
When Should You Use Inspect?
The inspect command is invaluable in many situations:
Vetting New Members
Check account age and Meta's new account flag to spot potential alts or raids.
Moderation Audits
Review a moderator's permissions and roles to ensure they haven't been escalated.
Permission Reviews
Quickly see all permissions a user has to identify potential security risks.
Incident Investigation
Pull comprehensive user data when investigating rule violations or server incidents.
Combine /inspect with /scan for a complete picture. Inspect gives you per-user detail, while scanning gives you the full server overview.