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This bot and TriBridge are two processes serving one Discord server. This bot owns the community half — profiles, account links, bot-admin roles, feature requests — and TriBridge owns the Discord ↔ Hypixel guild chat bridge, along with the admin panel and the global profile change. Two tables are needed by the bridge, so both processes talk to one PostgreSQL database instead of keeping separate copies. This bot owns the schema. prisma/schema.prisma defines every table, and yarn prisma:push creates them. TriBridge has no ORM; it reads with plain SQL through src/utils/db.js, using the same DATABASE_URL, and never writes.

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What TriBridge reads

Three consequences for anyone changing those tables:
  • Renaming a column breaks the bridge silently. TriBridge selects by name in raw SQL; a failed query returns null, which callers read as “no link” / “not an admin”. A rename needs a matching change in TriBridge’s utils/linkedAccounts.js or utils/adminRoles.js in the same change.
  • TriBridge caches both reads for about fifteen seconds and cannot see this bot’s writes, so a change here takes up to that long to reach the bridge. That is why /link tells the member their next message will be attributed.
  • A MinecraftLink row powers TriBridge’s global profile test mode. Guild chat carries no Discord author, so the bridge recognises a tester by matching the Minecraft name back to a link.

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What TriBridge does not read

The admin panel, global profile change, and audit channel live in TriBridge’s own config files (globalProfileConfig.json, auditChannelConfig.json). Nothing in this bot starts, stops, or records a disguise.

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Failure behaviour

This bot treats a database failure as a real error — commands surface it through the error handler. TriBridge degrades on the message path instead: links read as not linked, and isAdmin fails closed when DATABASE_URL is unset on the bridge.

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Caching here

This process is the only writer, so caches invalidate on write — setup.ts, adminRoles.ts, and linkedAccounts.ts all work that way.