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As a developer, I have 100 Fort tokens in my wallet so that I can stake the bot which is necessary for it to run.

As a user, I can filter detection bot logs by day, week, month, or year so that I can limit the amount of detection bot logs I see because I am interested in detection bot logs that happen on a specific date range.

As a user, I can access the bot detection logs so that I can check on all attacks that have occurred on my system and to check bot activity if the system doesn’t correctly detect an attack.

Scenario 1: The user requests an activity log, and the bot relays all detected attacks in chronological order.

Scenario 2: The user requests an activity log, and the bot relays all timely detected attacks, delayed detections, and money lost (if any)

As a user, I can verify that the alert system I've subscribed to is working correctly to ensure that I don't miss a potential alert

You can click on a GitHub Repository link to learn new information about the bot and how it was developed

As a user, I can review the bot’s alerting history so that I am aware of any potential changes in behavior/performance through changes in the bot’s alerting patterns.

As a developer, I have uploaded a docker image of a working bot to the Forta image repository so that it is visible on the Forta website.

As a developer, I have assembled a dataset in a useful format to use for machine learning training.

As a user, I can search up a specific attack that has occurred on my system by clicking on the navbar so that I can instantly look up the attack instead of looking through the whole log.

As a user, I will be able to filter the types of alerts I subscribe to by severity (high, medium, low) so that I can focus on alerts of a specific severity.

As a developer, I have MATIC in my polygon wallet so that I can pay the transaction fees needed to upload the bot.

A button that will showcase the source code for the bot so the user can verify that the code is not malicious

As a user, I can access other bot data to see how it compares to the bot that applies to my account

As a user, I can download the bot detection logs so that I can have a copy of the bot detection logs.

As a user, I can subscribe to get an alert before an unauthorized smart contract exploits my contract protocols so that I can allow my system to deploy necessary resources to stop the exploitation before any money is lost.

Scenario 1: The bot detects an unauthorized smart contract before the exploitation phase and alerts the user system to deploy resources to stop exploitation by the malicious smart contract.

Scenario 2: The bot detects an unauthorized smart contract, but fails to alert the user system before the exploitation phase. The bot will deploy a warning message stating that an attack has, or may be currently occurring.

As a developer, I have added stake to my bot on the Forta Website so that it can run.

As a user, I can see the developer’s wallet address so that I can see how credible they are as a developer because sometimes wallet addresses are linked to crypto/NFT scams, such as “rug pull” scams.

As a user, I will be able to easily filter through the logs so I can access the information that I requested.

As a user, I can look at the bot information so that I can know the bot's ID, the networks the bot has scanned, and when the bot was created or updated