Work the list, watch the scores

OSINT work is often a pile of handles and a ticking clock. BotShark is useful when you need a fast behavioural pass before you sink hours into timelines by hand.

Useful moves

• Paste a seed list of handles (from a spreadsheet, Telegram export, or accounts that replied under a target post)

• Sort by tier in the library to decide who deserves deep manual review first

• Re-scan manually after an event to see who woke up, flipped character, or joined an amplification burst (optional notifications when a watched score moves)

• Use field notes on bot types when a shape looks familiar

• Use the extension on X for inline badges while you browse

Pair it with your stack

BotShark does not replace WHOIS, archive searches, geolocation tradecraft, or human sources. It answers a narrower question: does this account’s public behaviour look automated or coordinated? There is no relationship-graph UI — batch, compare score cards, and per-report findings are the tools.

Start with a free scan, then move into libraries in the app when the list grows.