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For every suspect on the rule-based shortlist we now look up the linked
GitHub login's created_at via the public GitHub API and fold age into
scoring: <7d GH → +60, <30d → +30, <90d → +10. The agent prompt is
taught that a fresh GitHub account paired with heavy usage is one of
the strongest bot signals we have.
Optional BOT_SWEEP_GITHUB_TOKEN env var lifts the unauthenticated
60 req/hr rate limit. Failures are logged but don't break the sweep.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Aggregate stats about current freebuff sessions.
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- Per-suspect rows with email, account age, message counts, and heuristic flags.
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- Creation clusters: sets of accounts created within 30 minutes of each other.
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- Per-suspect rows with email, codebuff account age, GitHub account age (gh_age — age of the linked GitHub login; n/a means the user signed in with another provider, ? means the API lookup failed), message counts, and heuristic flags.
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- Creation clusters: sets of codebuff accounts created within 30 minutes of each other.
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A very young GitHub account (gh_age < 7d, especially < 1d) combined with heavy usage is one of the strongest bot signals we have: real developers almost never create a GitHub account on the same day they start running an agent. Weigh this heavily in tiering.
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