Your own view
What a member sees about themselves in Clan.
Your own view
What you connect to Elixir as yourself (your own /mcp connection,
Claude or another assistant signed in as you) can read your own view of
your clan with clans_my_view. It is on for every person and has no
switch. It reads exactly three things:
- The policy summary: whether the leaders have saved a policy, its revision, whether it is active (ten members or more), and which parts are switched on.
- Your own standing line: the line Clan shows you on Today and your own page: your status, what counted, the next step, your minimums and, when removal is on, your own inactivity state (at risk, never more).
- The Actions waiting for you, as the lines Clan's Today tab shows: number, type, label, the member it is about and when it was raised, each with a link to open it in Clan. An Action Clan has not numbered yet has no number and links to Today.
It never shows another member's line, clock, hold or note; never a removal Action, to anyone, a leader who would decide it included; never an Action's evidence, log or comments; and it never decides anything. Deciding happens in Clan. A leader's or co-leader's answer always says that some Actions are shown only in Clan, whether or not any are waiting.
The read needs a player you have verified on your account who is a current member of the clan; a claim that is not verified gets nothing. With two verified players in one clan, it reads as the one with the higher role in the game. With no clan named it reads your primary player's clan. An agent or an integration never reads it: it is yours, not something you grant.
Standing and Actions come from Clan's last evaluation of the clan
(standing.evaluated_at); Clan's own page reads live, so it can be
newer. When there is nothing to show, reason says why: no_policy
(no policy saved), too_few_members (under ten), or not_evaluated
(Clan has not evaluated the clan under its current policy for your
player yet); the policy summary is always there.