A wee bit boring but part of the StyloBot release docs; asnwering the question 'how do you test a probablistic system designed to block automation'

StyloBot Release Series: Testing the Thing That Won't Sit Still
https://www.mostlylucid.net/blog/stylobot-release-nondeterministic-testing

#testing #stylobot #probablistic-testing

Two new draft StyloBot articles today:

1. On the upcoming TypeScript SDK for StyloBot (behavourally aware UX for Node / client side)

https://www.mostlylucid.net/blog/typescript-sdk

2. What makes that (and other) SDKs like Go /Caddy support possible..a SideCar mode for StyloBot - low latency low resource StyloBot running alongside any other service.

https://www.mostlylucid.net/blog/sidecar-architecture

#aot #dotnet #npm #go #stylobot

OK my StyloBot hours begin (after my two contracts).
Today is getting the new SideCar mode in shape for the draft article.
This is what lets Node, Caddy etc...work with it in high performance modes. So .NET service running over gRPC in 1-2ms for a bot decision.

SO also building a small SDK with Typescript (client and server) & Go (Caddy) implementations. And it has a neat 'template' mode which accepts liquid templates and renders HTML controls allowing a hybrid rendering mode.

Makes it really useful beyond .net (so the behavioural UX idea from ASp.NET works everywhere https://www.mostlylucid.net/blog/behaviour-aware-ux.

#stylobot #dotnet #caddy #frauddetection

New article about StyloBot - my FREE realtime adaptive automation blocker and detector.

https://www.mostlylucid.net/blog/stylobot-fingerprint

Trying to put together a *human* level descriptor as I prepare to make it my full time gig (amongst other self-released projects).

#botdetection #fraud #stylobot