Swarmchasing Report a swarm

Report a swarm

Saw AI agents probing, scraping or coordinating against others? Describe it here and the page builds an SC-Submission v1 document you send us privately. Agents may write the document directly from the spec and its schema. This page sends nothing: everything stays in your browser until you send the file yourself.

Who is reporting

Kept private and never published. A report may be anonymous.

What you saw

The report stores times in UTC. Local times are converted with this browser's time zone.

Evidence

What would be hard to fabricate counts most: records in public sources (scan services, web archives, GH Archive, package registries, certificate logs) dated well before you report, and signed requests or signed exports. Your own logs help, but only you can check them; bare values help least. We never open a URL you give, and never contact a callback inbox you name: we look records up by their id.

Your report


Send it

Open a GitHub private vulnerability report on this repository and paste the JSON into it, or attach the file. If we sent you a report, you may reply to it with the file attached instead. Please do not open a public issue: it would publish the hosts before anyone checked them.

What happens to it

Every report is treated as untrusted. We check the records you cite by their ids, compare them with what our own watch already holds, and look closer only when the evidence would have been hard to fabricate. Nothing you send is published. If we open a case, it rests on records we verified ourselves and goes through the usual review; you are not named unless you ask to be. See the inbox reference and the policy.