The record body, keyed by item_type. Common to every server-shaped record: guildId, name, description, memberCount, onlineCount, engagementRatePct (online as a percentage of members - the single most useful number here, since a 150,000-member server with 400 online is a shell and a 9,000-member server with 2,000 online is worth an email), boostCount, vanityUrlCode, inviteUrl, features plus named booleans (isPartnered, isVerified, isDiscoverable, isCommunity, hasVanityUrl, hasWelcomeScreen, hasMemberVerificationGate, hasAutoModeration, isMonetizationEnabled, hasServerShop), iconUrl/splashUrl/bannerUrl as ready CDN URLs, and createdAt (published on profile pages, otherwise decoded from the guild ID's own timestamp bits). discovery_result adds primaryCategoryId/Name, categories, keywords, preferredLocale, isNsfw, discoveryUrl. server_profile adds about (the long description), socialLinks (the community's own GitHub/X/Patreon/YouTube URLs - the lead-generation field), website, reasonsToJoin, announcementChannels. invite adds inviteCode, isVanityInvite, expiresAt (null means never - that is not a missing value), boostTier, verificationLevel, nsfwLevel, serverTag, landingChannelId/Name, inviterId/Username, and scheduledEvent fields when the invite points at an event. widget adds onlineCount, membersReturned, memberListTruncated (Discord caps the list at 100 however many are online), membersInVoice, statusBreakdown, voiceChannels, instantInvite, and members[] - where positionInResponse replaces the user ID because DISCORD itself anonymises widget members, so these rows cannot be joined across runs. server_snapshot adds snapshotAt, sources (which of invite/discovery/widget answered), inDiscovery, widgetEnabled, and keeps discoveryMemberCount/discoveryOnlineCount beside the invite's counts because the two are computed on different schedules. trending_game adds rank, weekDate, totalPlayersPctChange, streamingActivity7dDeltaPct, weekTrendingStreak, categories, and the game's official guild with its own counts. game_profile adds genres, platforms, publishers, developers, releaseDate, last30DayRank, links and media. bot_profile adds tags, isVerified, isMonetized, isBotPublic, installScopes, installPermissions, inviteUrl and the policy URLs. error: _error (not_found, not_in_discovery, widget_disabled, unsupported_input, unsupported_category, unresolvable_target, no_open_surface, week_not_published, fetch_failed, parse_failed, no_results, run_failed), _errorDetail, _input.