AI Writing Pattern Check
Paste a draft and check it against a registry of formulaic, AI-associated writing patterns: delve-reliance, hedging padding, repeated sentence openers, and around forty more. This runs the real, live LanguageOps detector, not a mock. Nothing is rewritten and nothing is stored — the deterministic pass is free and keyless by design, which is the only part of LanguageOps exposed here.
Paste, then check. This calls the real LanguageOps detector, not a mock.
What this checks, and what it doesn’t
LanguageOps’ full registry has about 45 patterns. Roughly two-thirds of them are deterministic — exact-match, regex, or measurable structural signals like sentence length and repeated openers — and that’s what this page scores. The rest (sycophantic agreement, robotic empathy, conceptual vagueness, and similar) require actually judging meaning, not just matching text, so they need a model call. Those aren’t evaluated here; if any would apply, the result says so instead of guessing.
This isn’t an authorship detector. A clean score means nothing in the deterministic registry matched, not that a piece of writing is provably human.
$ POST languageops-web.vercel.app/api/lint
# deterministic pass only — refine is admin-gated