Queries Messages, AnalysisResults, and Actions tables to rank users by a composite drama score (weighted avg toxicity, peak toxicity, and action rate). Public command with configurable time period (7d/30d/90d/all-time). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Drama Leaderboard Design
Overview
Public /drama-leaderboard slash command that ranks server members by historical drama levels using a composite score derived from DB data. Configurable time period (7d, 30d, 90d, all-time; default 30d).
Data Sources
All from existing tables — no schema changes needed:
- Messages + AnalysisResults (JOIN on MessageId): per-user avg/peak toxicity, message count
- Actions: warning, mute, topic_remind, topic_nudge counts per user
Composite Score Formula
score = (avg_toxicity * 0.4) + (peak_toxicity * 0.2) + (action_rate * 0.4)
Where action_rate = min(1.0, (warnings + mutes*2 + off_topic*0.5) / messages_analyzed * 10)
Normalizes actions relative to message volume so low-volume high-drama users rank appropriately.
Embed Format
Top 10 users, ranked by composite score:
🥇 0.47 — Username
Avg: 0.32 | Peak: 0.81 | ⚠️ 3 | 🔇 1 | 📢 5
Files to Modify
utils/database.py— addget_drama_leaderboard(guild_id, days)query methodcogs/commands.py— add/drama-leaderboardslash command withperiodchoice parameter
Implementation Plan
Step 1: Database query method
Add get_drama_leaderboard(guild_id, days=None) to Database:
- Single SQL query joining Messages, AnalysisResults, Actions
- Returns list of dicts with: user_id, username, avg_toxicity, max_toxicity, warnings, mutes, off_topic, messages_analyzed
days=Nonemeans all-time (no date filter)- Filter by GuildId to scope to the server
Step 2: Slash command
Add /drama-leaderboard to CommandsCog:
- Public command (no admin restriction)
periodparameter with choices: 7d, 30d, 90d, all-time- Defer response (DB query may take a moment)
- Compute composite score in Python from query results
- Sort by composite score descending, take top 10
- Build embed with ranked list and per-user stat breakdown
- Handle empty results gracefully