Accelerate research by ensuring anonymous review compliance
Get Started View DemoAutomatically identifies email addresses in code, documentation, and configuration files across your entire project.
Detects academic institution domains (.edu, .ac.*) that could reveal your affiliation during anonymous review.
Finds GitHub profile references and usernames that might compromise your anonymity in research submissions.
Locates author, contact, and maintainer references in metadata, comments, and documentation files.
Identifies personal names in code comments that could reveal the identity of contributors.
Scans Python, Markdown, text files, and YAML configurations commonly used in research projects.
# Clone and setup
git clone https://github.com/Aisuko/anonymous_checker.git
cd anonymous_checker
chmod +x anonymous_checker.sh
# Run the checker
./anonymous_checker.sh /path/to/your/research/project
=== Scanning for Anonymous Review Policy Violations ===
1. Email addresses:
./src/main.py:15: contact = "researcher@university.edu"
2. University domains:
./README.md:8: For questions, contact us at lab@stanford.edu
3. GitHub usernames:
./docs/setup.md:12: Visit https://github.com/johndoe/project
4. Author/Contact references:
./setup.py:3: author: John Smith
5. Personal names in comments:
./utils.py:25: # John's implementation of the algorithm