BedWars Level Head

In-game /levelhead has become a full control center: the default handler now reports mod status, header text, offset, self-visibility, and proxy configuration so players know their setup at a glance.

New subcommands let you tune everything without leaving chat—set header text/color/chroma, adjust vertical offset, toggle showing your own tag, manage proxy credentials, purge backend cache entries, and run rich status/debug snapshots to inspect rate limits, cache health, and proxy connectivity.

/levelhead whois now understands usernames and UUIDs, fetching stats from either the configured proxy or Hypixel directly with helpful feedback, ✪-styled star readouts, and graceful error handling.

Display management gained new helpers so updating the primary tag immediately rewrites cached headers/colors/chroma and avoids unnecessary refetches, keeping overlays consistent when you tweak settings.

Prestige styling has been refreshed with an expanded palette, ensuring the ✪ footer color matches Hypixel’s latest tiers while keeping chroma effects where appropriate.

The mod now ships as version 8.3.0, aligning with the backend upgrade and making release tracking easier for Modrinth users.

Proxy & Backend Improvements Player lookups feed a new history service that records identifier, nick status, data source, install ID, and computed BedWars stars; the /stats route renders the latest queries in an HTML table with proper escaping for safe sharing.

A shared BedWars math helper now derives stars from raw experience so the proxy and mod stay perfectly in sync on level calculations.

Cache diagnostics were overhauled: hits/misses log detailed reasons, purge jobs report how many rows were cleared, and stored responses capture ETag/Last-Modified metadata for smarter revalidation.

Configuration now enforces a 1–24 hour TTL window (default 24h) for cache entries, reflecting documented limits and preventing accidental misconfiguration.

Server startup emits structured request timing logs, exposes the new /stats dashboard, and keeps health/metrics endpoints for observability during deployments