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Pilot

A public list of GitHub accounts reported for spam and reviewed by maintainers.

Pilot publishes account listings with a reason and an optional expiry. Maintainers review reports before adding accounts.

Pilot’s account list interface with username search, reason and expiry columns, and the appeal control.

Report or appeal a listing

Include the GitHub username or profile URL and explain what you want added, corrected, or removed. For a report, link to public examples such as pull requests or comments.

Review matches in Tripwire

On a connected GitHub repository, install Pilot from Rules → Library → Shared blocklists. Once Tripwire is active on the repository, it checks the GitHub account ID of each new pull request author against the active list.

Human review guide.

Use the data in your own project

Pilot’s published data is available under the MIT License. You can use, modify, and redistribute it in a GitHub App, moderation tool, or other project, including commercial projects. Keep the copyright and permission notices with redistributed copies or substantial portions. MIT License terms.

The snapshot includes a GitHub account ID, username, reason, and expiry for each listing. An expiry of null means the listing has no scheduled end. Published JSON snapshot.

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