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okasi/bot-signal: project brief
Automated brief · Updated Sep 14, 2026 · 3 min read
okasi/bot-signal is a recently created project in our cybersecurity radar, with 543 GitHub stars and TypeScript as its primary language.
What the project does
The project maintainer describes it as:
TypeScript bot detection: catch WebDriver, headless Chrome, Playwright/Puppeteer, robotic mouse/typing, datacenter IPs, JA3 TLS mismatch & timezone spoofing — browser + Node.
Why it is on the radar
This project was created on June 18, 2026 and its latest recorded push was September 14, 2026. At the latest check, GitHub reported 543 stars and 2 forks.
Our radar selects projects created in the past 90 days, pushed to in the past seven days, and with at least 30 stars, then ranks each topic by total stars. These are discovery signals, not a measure of recent star growth or a guarantee of quality.
How to evaluate it
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GitHub lists the license as MIT. Read the actual license terms and dependency licenses before reuse.
Before you adopt
Check the installation guide, open issues, release history, and maintainer activity. Stars show community attention; they do not establish security, reliability, or suitability for your business.
Source & transparency
This automated brief combines public GitHub metadata with general evaluation guidance. Aum Soul has not independently tested this project. Facts last checked September 14, 2026, 11:29 pm EDT.