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/progress streak

View your current reading progress streak. Use this command to see how many consecutive days you’ve logged your reading progress—no matter if you’re on day 1 or a record-breaking streak!

Usage

/progress streak


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**No options or inputs are required—just run the command to check your streak.**
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/progress streak

This will:

  • Display your current reading streak (the number of consecutive days you’ve logged progress)
  • Motivate you to keep reading every day and push your streak higher

Notes

  • Streaks count consecutive days with at least one progress log
  • Your streak resets if you skip a day
  • Use this command any time—even on your very first day—to celebrate every bit of progress
  • Great for personal motivation and building a daily reading habit

Related Commands

/progress log – Log your reading progress and keep your streak alive

/progress leaderboard – See top streaks in your server

/progress history – View your reading progress details

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