Last.fm

Last.fm commands use your linked Last.fm account. Link a public username for read-only statistics, or authorize your account for actions that change it.

Connect your account

/lastfm set your-lastfm-name

This links public statistics only. For love actions or voice scrobbling, use:

/lastfm login

Open the private approval link and authorize Flanker on Last.fm. Never send your Last.fm password to the bot or another member. A public username link is not the same as authorization.

Choose a listening view

Command	What it shows
/lastfm np	Current or most recent track.
/lastfm recent	Recent plays and their times.
/lastfm topartists	Top artists in the selected period.
/lastfm toptracks	Top tracks.
/lastfm topalbums	Top albums.
/lastfm profile	Account details and totals.

Recent and top-list commands use Flanker’s information-image design when rendering is available. Other commands stay compact. Top-list periods include 7d, 1m, 3m, 6m, 1y and overall; see the full syntax for argument order and member lookups.

Voice scrobbling

/lastfm scrobble on
/lastfm scrobble off

Scrobbling requires account authorization and an explicit opt-in. Seeking, paused playback and deafened periods do not count as listening. Turning it off stops this integration’s voice scrobbling; it does not delete tracks already recorded on Last.fm.

Rankings and comparisons

Whoknows views compare linked members and report coverage, including unavailable accounts. They inspect up to 60 linked members, so the result is not a guaranteed ranking of everyone in the server. Taste compares normalized artist listening shares, not Last.fm’s own compatibility score.

Disconnect

/lastfm logout deletes your linked account and session from Flanker and cancels pending approval links. See all Last.fm commands for love, artist, album, track and comparison actions.