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Reading the risk cockpit

A tour of the Risk page: gauge, warming timeline, rate meter, factor bars, cooling alerts, and the anti-ban log.

1 min read Updated July 14, 2026

The Risk page is where the anti-ban engine becomes visible. Nothing about your account’s safety is hidden — here’s how to read every panel.

The full risk cockpit — every safety signal in one view.
The full risk cockpit — every safety signal in one view.

The panels

  • Risk gauge — your 0–100 score, banded by colour.
  • Warming timeline — where a new number is in its ~72-hour ramp and what today’s cap is.
  • Rate meter — four live buckets (burst, minute, hour, day) showing headroom before the limiter kicks in.
  • Factor bars — the eight contributors to your score.
  • Cooling alert — an overlay that appears when the engine throttles you, with the reason and auto-resume time.
  • Anti-ban log — a timestamped record of every throttle, pause, and decision.
The anti-ban activity log — a transparent record of every decision the engine makes.
The anti-ban activity log — a transparent record of every decision the engine makes.

Tip. Treat the cockpit like a dashboard in a car: glance at it, don’t stare. If everything’s green and the rate buckets have headroom, you’re fine. When a factor bar spikes, that’s your cue to ease off.

Understanding your risk score · Rate limits explained · Cooling pauses & recovery.

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