Everything You Can Do With InfoCat
InfoCat understands two kinds of commands: slash commands you trigger with / and pick from Discord's menu, and prefix commands you type directly, starting with !. Both work in any channel InfoCat can see.
Type / in a channel, then the command name. Discord shows a menu and walks you through any options.
Type the command directly as a message, like !theme, and press enter.
Linking Your Account
Link your in-game Governor ID once, and every tracker below (speedups, materials, AP, VIP, gems) knows it's you. The account commands are prefix commands.
Links a Governor ID to your Discord account. You'll be asked whether it's your Main, an Alternate, or a Farm account.
Example: !gov bind 12345678 (or just !bind 12345678). Leave the ID off and the bot will ask for it.
Shows every account you've linked, grouped by type (Main / Alternate / Farm).
Pick an account from a dropdown to remove it from your profile.
Lets someone else use tracking features on one of your accounts, handy if a friend or officer helps manage it. !remove pilot @user revokes access, and !gov pilot list shows who currently has it. (!gov pilot add @user and !gov pilot remove @user work too.)
You can only manage pilots on accounts you own.
Shows the account help menu with every command above. !gov on its own does the same.
Calculators
In-game math, done for you, all grouped under /calc.
How many commander-skill points you need to go from your current level to a target level.
How many passports/credits you'll need for a migration, based on your power.
Rough troop counts (T4, upgraded, T5) for a given total power.
Training time, resources, and power gain for a batch of troops, based on your training speed.
The reverse: how many troops a stack of speedup time can train.
Not sure where to find your training-speed stat in-game? This shows you.
Commander Builds & Talent Trees
Pulls up a commander's full sheet, portrait card plus all three talent trees, using the community-recommended build. Start typing a commander's name (or a short alias like qsh) and pick from Discord's autocomplete.
If a commander has more than one saved build, buttons under the sheet let you flip between them without re-running the command.
Draws a talent tree as an image: Archer, Cavalry, Infantry, Engineering (siege), Attack, Defense, Skill, Smite, Combo, Mobility, Support, Leadership, Garrison, Conquering, Gathering or Peacekeeping. Pick a tree from the autocomplete.
Optionally add a point allocation to see a build filled in, for example 1:1, 3:2, 6:3, 20:5.
Saves a talent build for a commander so it shows up on their /commander sheet. Pick the commander, say whether it is for Open Field, Rally or Garrison, give it a short title, and paste the build from the in-game talent screen.
Speedups Tracker
Shows your current speedup totals, how much you've gained since your last screenshot, and a trend graph. Add a Governor ID (!speedups 12345678) to check a different linked account.
Exports your whole kingdom's speedup data as a CSV file, just for you. Only works if you're a verified member of a kingdom.
Material, AP, VIP & Gem Trackers
Shows your legendary material totals (Animal Bone, Leather, Ebony, Iron Ore, Choice Chest), gains, and a history graph. If you have more than one account, you'll get a picker.
Shows your recorded Action Points with gains and a history graph.
Shows your recorded VIP Points with gains and a history graph.
Shows your recorded gems with gains and a history graph.
Structure Timers
Quick durability math for Flags and Forts during KvK. Structures burn at 2 durability/sec while under attack and heal at 1 durability/sec once healing kicks in.
Give it a structure (Flag or Fort) and its current durability. It tells you when the structure can next be healed (and what durability it'll be at by then), plus when it fully burns to 0 if nobody heals it.
Flags become healable 20 minutes after being hit; forts after 60 minutes. If it wasn't hit just now, say when ("20m ago", "1h ago", or a UTC time).
Give it a structure's current and max durability, and it tells you how long until it's fully healed.
Tracker Theme
Purely visual: sets the background image behind your tracker cards (!speedups, !mats).
Pick a background image for your tracker cards from the preset gallery. Patreon supporters also get the option to use a custom one.
Shows whichever tracker background you currently have active.
Event Calendar
A quick image of what's coming up.
The full month laid out as a calendar, with buttons to flip between months.
Posts a stable, self-updating events board in a channel of your choice, so there's always a reliable place to check what's coming up without re-running a command. It includes the role-toggle dropdown members use to opt into notification pings for specific event types, and that channel automatically becomes the reminder channel too.
Turns native Discord scheduled events (the server Events tab) on or off, so calendar events also appear there.
Privacy / Opt-Out
Sends a direct request to have your data removed. It DMs InfoCat's owner with your username so they can handle it.
What Server Admins Can Do
These commands turn features on for everyone above. Most need Discord's Manage Server, Manage Channels, Manage Roles, or Administrator permission, InfoCat checks whichever one is listed on the badge.
Designates a channel InfoCat will watch for speedup screenshots. Required before !speedups has anything to show members.
Same idea for materials, registers a channel for InfoCat to scan for material screenshots so !mats works.
Posts a self-updating release-dates board in a channel and locks it read-only for everyone else.
Posts the persistent events board, complete with the role-toggle dropdown members use to opt into notifications. That channel automatically becomes the reminder channel too, no separate setup step needed.
Creates one notification role per event type, so members have something to toggle on the board.
Optional override, only needed if you want reminders posted somewhere other than the events board channel.
Turns event reminder pings on or off for the server.
Posts a ready-made "how speedups tracking works" explainer (with image and a join-server button) in the current channel. Handy to pin next to your tracker channel so new members know to run !gov bind and post their speedups screenshot.
Turns native Discord scheduled events (the server Events tab) on or off.
Sets the channel for the counting game. !infocount reset clears the server's count and scores.
Good to know
- Not every feature is turned on in every server. Trackers and the calculator menu need a one-time setup by a server admin. If a command doesn't seem to do anything, that's probably why.
- Slash commands (/) show Discord's own menu as you type, with hints for each option. Prefix commands (!) you just send as a plain message.
- Both tracker features (speedups, materials) work best once you've linked your Governor ID with !gov bind.
Have a question we didn't cover?
Drop by the InfoCat Discord. It's the fastest way to get help.