WrestleBot
AI-Powered Wrestling Data Discovery
Running without AI verification
WrestleBot is our self-hosted AI assistant that automatically discovers and adds wrestling data from Wikipedia. It runs 24/7, slowly and respectfully gathering factual information about wrestlers, promotions, events, and championships.
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Errors (24h)How WrestleBot Works
Data Sources
- Wikipedia API - Official REST API for article data
- Focuses on wrestling categories (wrestlers, promotions, events)
- Respects rate limits (1 request/second max)
- Caches responses to minimize requests
AI Processing
- Self-hosted Ollama - Runs locally, no external AI calls
- Verifies data accuracy and consistency
- Detects duplicates using fuzzy matching
- Enriches data (e.g., infers nationality from birthplace)
Copyright Compliance
- Names (ring names, real names, aliases)
- Dates (birth, debut, retirement, events)
- Numbers (attendance, reign counts)
- Locations (birthplace, venue, billed from)
Under US copyright law (Feist v. Rural), factual data like names and dates cannot be copyrighted. However, we always attribute Wikipedia as the source and link back to original articles.
Trademark Respect
We use official promotion names (WWE, AEW, etc.) as factual references only. All trademarks remain property of their respective owners. OWDB is an independent fan project with no affiliation to any wrestling promotion.
Rate Limits
WrestleBot limits itself to 50 items/hour and 500 items/day to ensure responsible data collection.
Current Focus
Last run: 4 minutes ago
Activity Log
Technical Details
Schedule
- Discovery cycle: Every 5 minutes
- Max items per cycle: 15
- Cooldown between batches: 5 min
AI Settings
- Model: llama3.2
- Temperature: 0.3
- Min confidence: 70%
Data Quality
- Min required fields: 3
- AI verification: Enabled
- Deduplication: 85% similarity threshold