AI Members Insights

Q: Who can see this page — and can members see their own rating?

This page is for clan admins and owners of the clan you are currently acting in. Ordinary members cannot open it, cannot open AI Insight Settings, and cannot see the per-member breakdown tabs.The ratings themselves are not private. Clan → Members — the page headed Clan Members — is open to every signed-in member of your clan, and it carries an AI Rating column with the same badge — including 🚨 Boot — a Score and Risk caption under it, and a filter on rating. So a member can see their own rating, and everybody else's.Assume anything the rating says is readable by the whole clan, and have the conversation about a boot candidate before the badge does it for you.

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You have a member you suspect is drifting, or a roster you need to trim, and you want something better than a feeling. Clan Management → AI Members Insights — the page itself is headed Player Insights — takes what the portal already records about every member — chests, cycles, events, penalties, growth, CP runs — and reduces it to eight numbers out of 100 and one rating.

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Nothing on this page is written for you

Despite the name, no text is generated and no opinion is formed. Every figure is arithmetic over your own clan's data, using weights and thresholds you set. Two clans looking at identical members will see different ratings if their settings differ — so before you act on a 🚨 Boot badge, check what your clan told the page a boot candidate is.

Rebuilt

Nightly, 02:00 UTC

or on demand

Scores per member

each 0–100

Ratings

Star Performer to Boot Candidate

History kept

90 days

default, adjustable

What is on the page

Six figures across the top: Total Players, Avg Score, Stars, Performing, Under and Boot Risk. Performing counts overperformers and on-track members together, so it is always the largest of the three rating counts.

Below that, one row per member, sorted by Overall from highest down. The name carries the member's might, city level, hero level, G-level and join date, plus VIP and Gold Pass badges.

Always visible: Player, Rating, Misses, Overall, Risk and Status.
Hidden until you switch them on with the column toggle: Activity, Crypt, Events, Penalty, Growth and CP. These six are what Overall is built from, so turn them on the moment a rating surprises you.
Misses is two counters added together: cycles missed in a row, and events missed in a row. It is not a score — it is a raw count, and it is the single most useful column on the page.
Status reads green up to two days without a claimed chest, amber from three, red from seven.

Filters sit above the table: Rating, Risk Level, G-Level, Has Penalties, Currently Inactive and Joined After. They are remembered between visits.

The six summary tiles above the member table, with the rating and risk columns visible

Colour is consistent throughout: 80 and above green, 60–79 lime, 40–59 yellow, below 40 red. Risk is the one column where that scale is reversed.

The eight scores, and their default settings

Score	What it measures	Defaults out of the box
Activity	Separate days on which the member claimed at least one chest, over the lookback window.	30-day window · 28 active days scores 100 · each consecutive inactive day past the third costs 10 · a streak of 7 days adds 10
Chest Cycle	Cycle completion rate, current unbroken streak, and points against requirement.	30-day window · weighted 40 / 30 / 30 · 5 clean cycles in a row score full marks on the streak part
Events	Turning up, meeting the point goal, meeting the chest goal.	30-day window · weighted 20 / 40 / 40 · 5 events counts as full participation
Penalty	Penalties received in the window. Starts at 100 and falls.	30-day window · −20 per penalty · 0 at 5 penalties
Growth	Might and hero-level change, compared against peers in the same bracket rather than in absolute terms.	30-day window · might and hero worth 50 each · a member with no history yet scores 50
CP	CP runs joined in the window.	30-day window · 10 runs scores 100
Overall	Weighted average of the six above. Higher is better.	Crypt 25 · Activity 20 · Events 20 · Penalty 15 · Growth 10 · CP 10
Risk	The same six categories, mostly inverted — low activity means high risk. Higher is worse.	Crypt 30 · Activity 25 · Penalty 25 · Events 20 · Growth and CP switched off

The Risk Level filter uses fixed bands: Critical from 80, High 60–79, Medium 40–59, Low below 40.

How the rating is decided

Badge in the Rating column	Full name, as the filter writes it	Overall score
⭐ Star	Star Performer	90–100
📈 Over	Overperformer	70–89
✅ On Track	On Track	50–69
📉 Under	Underperformer	25–49
🚨 Boot	Boot Candidate	0–24

The badges in the table are abbreviated — the row of a member you would drop reads 🚨 Boot, not Boot Candidate. The full names appear only in the Rating filter, so search the filter, not the column, when you are looking for a particular rating.

Three things can override that table:

The risk cap. A member whose Risk reaches 80 is held down to Underperformer however good their Overall is. Both the threshold and the ceiling rating are yours to change.
The new-member grace period. For their first 7 days in the clan, a member is not rated at all and shows as On Track.
Your own override rules. On the Override Rules tab you can write rules such as "three consecutive crypt misses ⇒ Boot Candidate", combining raw counts and calculated scores, each with its own priority and an active switch.

Changing what any of it means

Open the settings Clan Management → AI Insight Settings

The menu entry is AI Insight Settings; the page itself is headed Player Insight Settings. Twelve tabs: General, Activity, Crypt, Events, Penalties, Growth, CP, Overall Score, Risk Score, Rating Thresholds, Override Rules and Exemptions.

Make the weights add up — on five tabs, not two

On Overall Score and on Risk Score, the weights of the enabled categories must each total exactly 100. Switch a category off and its weight stops counting.

Three more tabs have the same rule inside them, and they catch people out because the article you are holding is not the only place the number 100 appears:

Crypt — completion, current streak and points against requirement must total 100 (they start at 40 / 30 / 30).
Events — participation, point goal and chest goal must total 100 (they start at 20 / 40 / 40).
Growth — might and hero must total 100 (they start at 50 / 50).

If any of those five totals is anything but 100, nothing on the page is saved — not even the tabs you got right. The message names the tab and tells you what the total currently is, so fix that one and press save again.

Save, then rebuild

Save Settings stores the change. It does not touch the numbers already on the insights page — those are yesterday's stored results. Go back and press Regenerate Insights to see the effect.

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Reset to Defaults asks first

It restores every tab to the values in the table above and warns you that it cannot be undone once saved. Until you press Save Settings, leaving the page still leaves your old values in place.

When the numbers are rebuilt

Every clan is rebuilt automatically each night at 02:00 UTC. The line above the table tells you how long ago your clan's last rebuild was.

Regenerate Insights rebuilds every member in the clan immediately, while you wait, and reports how many records it created and updated. Results are kept for 90 days by default, which is what the per-member trend arrows are drawn from.

Looking at one member

The AI button on any row opens that member's own page, with nine tabs: Summary, Calculations, Activity, Growth, Crypting, Events, Penalties, CP Runs and Export.

Calculations is the one to open in an argument — it shows the sums, not just the answers. Export produces a plain-text report you can paste into a chat group or a direct message.

To take several members at once, tick their rows and use Export Selected. The Markdown Export box that opens splits the text at 1,000 characters so each piece fits in one in-game message, and Copy All puts it on your clipboard.

Members who are exempt from penalties

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Only applies if you use penalty exemptions

A member set to No Penalties on their player page is treated differently here: their Penalty score is held at 100, and their Crypt and Events scores are dropped out of Overall and Risk altogether, so the remaining categories carry the whole weight. A member on No Crypt Penalties loses only the crypt category. Their Misses column still shows a real Total; it is the Crypts: and Events: lines underneath it that read exempt instead of a number — and on No Crypt Penalties only the Crypts: line does. All three behaviours are switches on the Exemptions tab — turn them off and an exempt member is scored like everyone else.

For how penalties themselves are produced, configured and removed, see the guide Understand the penalty system.

Common questions

Is a language model reading my clan's data?

No. The word AI is in the page name, but nothing on it is written or judged by a language model. Every figure is a calculation over records the portal already holds — chests claimed, cycles completed, events met, penalties received, might and hero level over time, CP runs joined — combined using the weights on your own AI Insight Settings page.

That is a useful thing to know when a member disputes a rating: the answer is always visible on the Calculations tab of their insight page.

I changed a setting and the scores did not move. Why?

Because the table shows the last stored result, not a live calculation. Settings changes only take effect the next time the numbers are rebuilt.

Press Regenerate Insights on the insights page to rebuild immediately, or wait for the automatic rebuild at 02:00 UTC.

A member has a high Overall score but is rated Underperformer. Is that a bug?

Almost certainly not. Two things can pull a rating down below what the Overall score suggests.

Their Risk score reached 80, which caps the rating at Underperformer by default.
One of your own Override Rules matched them — for instance a rule on consecutive misses.

Switch on the six category columns to see which one is dragging, and check the Rating Thresholds and Override Rules tabs.

Who can see this page — and can members see their own rating?

This page is for clan admins and owners of the clan you are currently acting in. Ordinary members cannot open it, cannot open AI Insight Settings, and cannot see the per-member breakdown tabs.

The ratings themselves are not private. Clan → Members — the page headed Clan Members — is open to every signed-in member of your clan, and it carries an AI Rating column with the same badge — including 🚨 Boot — a Score and Risk caption under it, and a filter on rating. So a member can see their own rating, and everybody else's.

Assume anything the rating says is readable by the whole clan, and have the conversation about a boot candidate before the badge does it for you.

Penalty settings and management Find where each penalty rule is actually configured, what the four clan rules do by default, and how to correct or remove a penalty that has already been applied. Creating reward distributions Build a reward ledger from an event, a cycle or the whole clan, choose how the pool is split, and let the portal hand the rewards out in the game for you.

Next →Penalty settings and management