Utilities


 * This page is designed as a repository to store anti-vandalism scripts and utilities, plus links to antivandalism resources for various online wikis. Please do not submit copyrighted works without permission

Important: Before adding any script to your monobook (or whatever page style you use), please make sure you understand that you are responsible for its actions, not us, and not the script or its author. If you're unsure if you know how to use the script, and are unsure of your ability to vet the script for incompatabilities or back-doors, you may wish to get expert assistance first.

Style JavaScript (GFDL or GPL)
These utilities used by linking them to your wiki style JavaScript. Please review GFDL license terms before using and/or distributing.
 * Voice of All's monobook (RC, Non-Admin) (description)
 * Voice of All's other monobook.js's (Non-RC, general purpose, and Admin variants)
 * Mike's SWMT script (description)

Wikipedia-specific resources

 * Recent Changes Patrol page (Shows recent changes on Wikipedia)
 * Wikipedia:Counter-Vandalism Unit (not affiliated with Counter-Vandalism Wiki!) (description)
 * VandalFighter by CryptoDerk and Henna (License unknown)
 * Lupin's various tools (index) (Various GFDL)

Other WP specific
 * AmiDaniel's VandalProof (Requires confirmation by AmiDaniel or a designee to use) - it is NOT GFDL licensed

IRC related utilities

 * PircBot Java IRC Bot Framework
 * Description from :PircBot is a Java framework for writing IRC bots quickly and easily. Its features include an event-driven architecture to handle common IRC events, flood protection, DCC resuming support, ident support, and more. Its comprehensive logfile format is suitable for use with pisg to generate channel statistics. Full documentation is included, and this page contains a 5-minute step-by-step guide to making your first IRC bot.


 * Rcbirds
 * Description from Meta-Wiki: Rcbirds is a program used to auralize the change made to Wikimedia projects, thanks to some knowledge of how the projects and trolling/vandalism on them work, and the open-source Peep library.

Bots
These are not links to sourcecode, these are links to useful, currently running bots which help Counter-Vandalism Wiki members combat vandalism on the various wikis we are members of.


 * Pgkbot
 * Pgkbot is an IRC bot which is used by the countervandalism staff to detect and report obvious vandalism.
 * Technically, what pgkbot does is read the edits directly from wikimedia's Recent Changes feed, then parses them for probable vandalism and reports its findings to an IRC channel. This is an in-use system, and you will need to review the following pages for more information:
 * Pgkbot Main (Wikipedia)
 * Pgkbot Help (Wikipedia)


 * Tawker's Bots (Written by Joshbuddy)
 * Tawkbot2 (#vandalism-en-wt) and ctawkbot (#vandalism-en-wp) are Tawker's anti-vandalism tools.
 * Tawkerbot's page on Wikipedia
 * Tawkerbot2's page on Wikipedia
 * To request Tawkerbot2 on other networks