Account Graph

The Account Graph is a small native-SVG view that renders every Discord and Steam identity ever associated with the user you are looking at, plus the edges between them — active or archived. It is the fastest way to spot alt-account chains, recycled identities, and shared accounts.

Reading the graph

• Blurple circle — A Discord identity.
• Cyan circle — A Steam identity.
• Highlighted circle with a glow — The user you opened the detail page for (the “center”).
• Solid green line — An active link.
• Dashed red line — An archived link. Survives unlink and re-link forever, by design.
• Center edge — The currently focused pair is drawn thicker with a soft glow.

What it surfaces

• One-to-many Discord — A single Discord has bonded to several Steams. Common for shared family/clan accounts. Drives the multi-account penalty in Trust Score.
• One-to-many Steam — One Steam claimed by several Discords. Strong signal of an account being sold or transferred.
• Disconnected clusters — The legend below the graph shows node and edge counts. A user with a graph of four or more identities is worth a manual look.

Source data

The graph is built from a UNION of the active and archived link tables, scoped to your Org. We do not query Discord or Steam directly — everything you see came from your own plugin or bot at some point in the past, and is replayable from your audit log.