space.highport.admin.listNameReviews

Self-serve names the name review flagged, newest first: labels registered below a built-in base that a model judged likely to read as a brand's, the operator's, or a sign-in, security or billing page. The review band was admitted; the refuse band was refused when the review was enforcing and admitted when it was in shadow. Empty when the review is off.

Details · query
Kindquery
Authorityadmin.highport.space
Indexed

Query

query · GET

Parameters

query string

band

string

Only this band. Both when absent.

  • knownValues: review | refuse

limit

integer

Maximum decisions to return.

  • minimum: 1
  • maximum: 100
  • default: 50

Output

application/json

reviews

requiredarray
itemsref
Reference

#nameReview

object

One judged label of one registration attempt.

Properties

band

requiredstring

Which threshold the judgment reached.

  • knownValues: review | refuse

base

requiredstring

The built-in base it was asked for under.

cached

boolean

True when this repeats an earlier judgment of the same label rather than a fresh one.

decidedAt

requiredstring · datetime

When the judgment was made.

did

requiredstring · did

The identity that asked for the name. Kept for operator review; never sent to the model.

domain

requiredstring

The full name that was asked for.

id

requiredinteger

The decision's ID.

kind

requiredstring

What the model said the label looks like.

  • knownValues: brand | operator | auth_or_security | ordinary | unknown

label

requiredstring

The label that was judged, as an A-label (`xn--` for an internationalized one).

mode

requiredstring

The review's mode at the time.

  • knownValues: shadow | enforce

model

requiredstring

The model version that answered.

outcome

requiredstring

What became of the registration. A refuse band that was admitted was judged in shadow mode.

  • knownValues: admitted | refused

pImpersonates

requiredstring

The model's probability that a visitor reads the label as someone else's, as a decimal string, since lexicons have no float type.