Mutiny Community Version 5.28 - Dev Notes
2026-07-03

DOING! (Thanks Agk for the idea, I hope the way I went about it is close to what you were thinking)

new command from chat (no main menu item for it at this time):
 /doing (alias: "/do")

Works similar to /AFK except you're not necessarily AFK.
example: "/doing making a door game"

Announces to the channel what you're doing.
shows up on the /who list
shows up when you do a user info "/ui"
Is tied to the session, so if you are logged in multiple times then each session can be doing different things.

"/doing" by itself removes the "doing" string; you go back to doing nothing.

When you log out if you're doing something then this is saved as part of your metadata.  Users can see what you *were* doing by doing a /ui on you:
Was Doing: whatever you were doing

When you log back in, if you were doing something previously, the board will ask you "Are you still doing 'making a cake'?" (or whatever it is you were doing).  If you answer Yes then automatically sets your new session's "doing" to that.

If you log out with no "doing" then this clears your "was doing" metadata.

Keep in mind this "was doing" will get updated (or cleared) based on your last logout.  So if you have two sessions going, whichever one logs out last will determine your "was doing".

Also, as part of this change, the /ui (user info) will display information about active sessions (if the user is logged in), before this it would not.  So it's kind of a User Info + Who (filtered to that user)

Oh, one more thing, if you're "doing" and also "afk (with a reason)" then the /who will only show the AFK reason (so that the line isn't too long).  You can still see the doing with a /ui, and if you're AFK without a reason then both (AFK) and the "doing" will show up on a /who
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