Question 1

Can you buy GitHub stars, forks, and watchers safely without repository flags?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Platform flags occur when generic SMM panels send disposable bot accounts in synchronized bursts with zero forks. SG-Tree dispatches aged 2018-2023 developer profiles across a 3-to-30 day Gaussian drip curve with calibrated 10% forks and 4% watchers, requiring zero OAuth permissions.

Question 2

How does SG-Tree prevent StarScout and CopyCatch lockstep detection?

Accepted Answer

Academic detection engines like StarScout use bipartite graph matching to flag clusters of accounts starring identical repositories simultaneously. SG-Tree partitions fulfillment across uncorrelated aged profile cohorts with stochastic inter-arrival jitter and diurnal pacing.

Question 3

Why is the Stars:Forks:Watchers ratio critical for VC due diligence?

Accepted Answer

A repository with 1,000 stars and 0 forks triggers an immediate anomaly during technical due diligence. SG-Tree automatically pairs every star package with proportional forks (10% default, adjustable up to 20%) and watchers (4% to 8%).

Question 4

Do I need to share my GitHub token or OAuth permissions?

Accepted Answer

Never. SG-Tree operates on a strict Zero-OAuth architecture. Fulfillment requires only your public GitHub repository URL.

Question 5

How do on-chain USDC/USDT settlement and the 30-day refill SLA work?

Accepted Answer

Orders settle in ~5 seconds via USDC or USDT on Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum, or Solana (or via card on-ramp) and immediately issue a private Live Observer tracking URL. Post-completion counters are monitored daily for 30 calendar days with automatic free replacement if any net drop exceeds 3%.