I have noticed that project names can sometimes create expectations that are not fully explained by the search results. Because of that, I prefer to read the actual project information before deciding whether something is worth investigating further. When I came across Aviator Predictor, I wanted to understand the repository structure, the files that were available and whether there were any instructions for users. You can read more directly from the GitHub repository and review the information there instead of relying only on short descriptions from other websites. I would also check how recently the repository was updated and whether the documentation is clear. For me, this is a much better starting point than downloading something immediately and trying to work out what it is afterwards.
