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Motivated by the question Would a userscript to determine whether a review is an audit be illegal, I wrote a userscript for this purpose. The algorithm is as follows:

If the post score shown in review is 0, the script checks its real score using the API. If the score is greater than 1, the post is a known-good audit. If the score is less than -1, or the post does not exist, it is a known-bad audit.

The difference of 1 vote is not considered conclusive, since there is a remote possibility of someone up/down voting the post in just the right time. The known-good audits actually have score 5 or higher, and known bad (it seems) have score -2 or less.

The audits are indicated by the color of the review bar.

Known bad audit:

bad

Known good audit:

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The logic of suggested edit audits is different; the script is not tested in that queue, but probably fails to detect audits accurately.

Source on GitHub

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    Does one install this as a native extension, or on a userscript manager like Greasemonkey?
    – ArtOfCode
    Nov 26, 2015 at 15:22
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    I've run into a bug in the close queue. The first review was a good audit which was correctly identified, but after clicking "Leave Open" the bar stayed green on the next review (which wasn't an audit). I refreshed and the bar was normal again, but later the script failed to detect this audit. Dec 14, 2015 at 13:05
  • script removed from GitHub 😞
    – clickbait
    Mar 11, 2022 at 6:40

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