BotShark

Academia & labs

Reproducible behavioural analysis

Exportable reports, explainable findings, and public calibration you can cite — built for platform-integrity and computational social science work.

Every report says what we looked at, what we couldn't see, and how sure we are.

BotShark is a transparent heuristic stack, not a closed classifier. That matters when a paper, dissertation, or lab note needs to say exactly what was measured.

What you get

  • Rule-level explainability — which signals fired, in plain language, with linked public evidence where available

  • Exports — JSON and PDF of a report you ran, plus a public `/u/handle` URL for supplements

  • Calibration tables — precision/recall style checks on labelled cohorts (methodology)

  • Batch + library workflows — paste seed sets, store handle lists, and re-open scored accounts for an event window

Typical study shapes

  • Event studies around elections, product launches, or harassment campaigns

  • Comparing scores across organic vs amplified account shortlists

  • Auditing influencer or advocacy cohorts for automation density

  • Teaching materials where students must show their work

Limits we want you to document

Public data only. Empty timelines understate recall. Score ≠ intent. There is no downloadable full rule YAML for outsiders — cite the public methodology page and the fired findings on each report. Please say which cohort you used if you quote calibration numbers.

Higher-volume or collaboration conversations start at contact — that is a conversation, not a packaged research dump. Journalists and mixed newsroom–lab teams should also see for journalists.

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Sample report

See the full analysis surface your participants or reviewers would open.

Open sample ›

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How scoring works

Collect → extract → score → explain, in plain language.

How it works ›

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Neutrality

Behaviour over ideology — how we talk about non-partisan sampling.

Neutrality ›

Academic collaboration

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