An interactive command-line utility that assesses OpenAI account suspension risks, generates customized appeal templates, and scans developer forums for live ban waves.
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The OpenAI Ban Tracker is a highly focused command-line diagnostic and recovery engine designed to help AI developers protect their accounts and API endpoints. During massive account sweeps, developers and teams frequently find their work interrupted without clear reasons. This tool helps diagnose account vulnerabilities by parsing local configurations, usage habits, and registration history against known suspension vectors.
Designed to seamlessly integrate with your existing DevOps and security workflows, it translates complex platform guidelines into transparent checklists. By installing this utility from the Openclaw Skills registry, you can maintain deep visibility over API safety policies and automate rapid recovery protocols if your organization faces access blocks.
Install the CLI directly from its GitHub repository via your terminal:
pip install git+https://github.com/minirr890112-byte/openai-ban-tracker.git
Verify the installation and begin scanning your workspace configuration using the principal diagnostic commands:
# Run the 9-question risk evaluation
openai-ban-tracker risk-check
# Query the latest community risk signals
openai-ban-tracker status
The utility processes local inputs in memory and interfaces with public RSS/community signals to compile its safety profiles. Below is the structured risk taxonomy:
| Target Domain | Focus Area | Assessment Weight | Recovery Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shared / Purchased Accounts | Multi-user credential reuse | High | ~5% |
| Credit / Payment Source | Third-party or grey-market top-ups | High | ~10% |
| VPN & Network Routing | Proxy / Region mismatches | Medium | ~40% |
| API Utilization Patterns | Excessive rate limit breaches | High | ~5% |
| Device Identity | Bulk automated registrations | High | ~2% |
All diagnostic operations remain local, aligning with standard privacy and data management practices in the Openclaw Skills ecosystem.
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