assess-account

AT Protocol account investigation requires aggregating behavioral, network, and moderation data to categorize accounts as genuine, bot, IO, scam, spam, or policy violator. This Skill orchestrates data collection across ClickHouse, PDS records, and Ozone moderation logs to build a comprehensive profile for accurate moderation decisions.

The best way to classify accounts suspected of coordinated information operations is applying a multi-signal schema to aggregated behavioral and network data. This Skill provides a rigorous, repeatable framework that categorizes accounts as genuine, bot, IO, scam, spam, or policy violator for consistent characterization.

Account assessment integrates ClickHouse, PDS record fetching, and Ozone moderation tools to perform structured data collection. This orchestration builds a comprehensive account profile by aggregating behavioral, network, and moderation data required for accurate classification and risk-based recommendations.

Yes, performing structured account assessment and classification requires integration with ClickHouse, PDS record fetching, and Ozone moderation tools. These dependencies are necessary to aggregate the behavioral, network, and moderation data needed to produce consistent risk-based recommendations.

Yes, you can use this account assessment as a standalone quick assessment to determine the risk profile of a suspicious account. It applies a multi-signal classification schema during Phase 2 characterization to help decide whether to label or escalate the account.

AT Protocol account investigation requires a standardized assessment framework to eliminate ad-hoc, inconsistent account profiling. A rigorous, repeatable framework ensures all necessary behavioral, network, and moderation data points are captured for accurate moderation decisions and consistent risk-based recommendations.