Transparency Report: Cloned Code & Fake Branding
I am opening this issue to clarify the technical reality of this repository for the 100+ people who starred it. This project is not an "Unrestricted AI" or a "Private LLM" – it is a marketing front.
- Identity Theft (WormGPT Name)
The name "WormGPT" is being used to bait users looking for the original (and now defunct) blackhat project. This code has zero relation to any private model training. It is purely a branding exercise to drive traffic to the "HexSec" Telegram channels.
2. The "DeepSeek" Wrapper
Technically, this is just a basic Python script that sends requests to OpenRouter.
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Proof: Look at DEFAULT_MODEL = "deepseek/deepseek-chat-v3-0324:free" and DEFAULT_BASE_URL = "https://openrouter.ai/api/v1".
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This isn't "uncensored" technology; it's just the standard DeepSeek-V3 model. Any "unrestricted" behavior is solely based on a local text file (system-prompt.txt) that attempts to jailbreak a public API.
- "Skid" Level Code Quality
The script relies on os.system('pip install ...') calls inside the code. This is considered bad practice and "script kiddie" level development. A professional project would use a proper environment or a simple requirements.txt.
4. The Telegram Funnel
Just like the "HexSecGPT" repo, the primary goal here is to funnel users to:
Verdict: You are not using a secret hacker tool. You are using a free API wrapper that adds a colorful "WormGPT" banner to your terminal. You can achieve the exact same results by talking to DeepSeek for free on their website or using OpenRouter directly.
Stop falling for the "Hacker" aesthetic. Check the source code before you star a repo.
In short words: This guy is an scammer!
PS: Welcome to the Wall of Shames
Transparency Report: Cloned Code & Fake Branding
I am opening this issue to clarify the technical reality of this repository for the 100+ people who starred it. This project is not an "Unrestricted AI" or a "Private LLM" – it is a marketing front.
The name "WormGPT" is being used to bait users looking for the original (and now defunct) blackhat project. This code has zero relation to any private model training. It is purely a branding exercise to drive traffic to the "HexSec" Telegram channels.
2. The "DeepSeek" Wrapper
Technically, this is just a basic Python script that sends requests to OpenRouter.
Proof: Look at DEFAULT_MODEL = "deepseek/deepseek-chat-v3-0324:free" and DEFAULT_BASE_URL = "https://openrouter.ai/api/v1".
This isn't "uncensored" technology; it's just the standard DeepSeek-V3 model. Any "unrestricted" behavior is solely based on a local text file (system-prompt.txt) that attempts to jailbreak a public API.
The script relies on os.system('pip install ...') calls inside the code. This is considered bad practice and "script kiddie" level development. A professional project would use a proper environment or a simple requirements.txt.
4. The Telegram Funnel
Just like the "HexSecGPT" repo, the primary goal here is to funnel users to:
t.me/xsocietyforums
t.me/astraeoul This is a classic "Lead Magnet" scam: Provide a colorful CLI tool that does nothing special to sell "premium" (and likely non-existent) services on Telegram.
Verdict: You are not using a secret hacker tool. You are using a free API wrapper that adds a colorful "WormGPT" banner to your terminal. You can achieve the exact same results by talking to DeepSeek for free on their website or using OpenRouter directly.
Stop falling for the "Hacker" aesthetic. Check the source code before you star a repo.
In short words: This guy is an scammer!
PS: Welcome to the Wall of Shames