coverage object that reports which
analysis steps ran successfully. Use it to interpret partial results
honestly.
Fields
true if Tumban successfully loaded the profile page and extracted
bio, images, and links.true if the web search for external mentions of the profile
completed.Number of links Tumban traversed during analysis. Counts every URL
followed from the profile bio or surfaced via referrer cross-reference
— not only social profiles, despite the name. A value of
0 means the
profile had no traversable outbound links.URLs Tumban could not analyze because they required login. Treated as
neutral; not used to inflate the risk score.
Number of referrer domains you supplied with the scan via
metadata.referrer_domains (an array of domain names). Tumban does
not read analytics platforms on your behalf — this field counts
only what you passed in. When you do not supply referrer_domains,
this is 0.Referrer domains remaining after Tumban filters out search engines and
analytics platforms.
Number of the referrer domains you supplied that Tumban corroborated
against the profile’s external web-search results — i.e. a supplied
referrer domain also appeared among the URLs found mentioning the
profile elsewhere on the web. This is not a match against a
prohibited-platform list.
When you’ll see partial coverage
A scan that experienced one or more step failures (slow page, login wall, transient model error) today comes back withstatus: "completed"
and the partial-coverage details recorded inside the coverage object
itself — social_links_checked may be lower than expected, individual
URLs may show up under blocked_by_login, and so on. Inspect coverage
before drawing conclusions about edges; the recommendation and
risk_score are still meaningful, but they were produced from a
narrower input set.
Scans that experienced step failures still come back as
status: "completed" — the coverage object is the canonical record
of what ran and what was skipped (see Status values).
Read from coverage to detect partial pipelines; do not gate
partial-handling logic on the status field.