AI Detection Assistant - Free High-Accuracy Chinese AI Rate Detection
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About this skill
The Specific Problem for Engineers
Within Chinese content creation and review pipelines, a persistent challenge is the need to quickly and reliably determine if a block of text is predominantly AI-generated. For engineers and developers handling academic paper excerpts, marketing copy, or social media posts, the absence of a lightweight, reliable, and free detection tool means relying on manual judgment or expensive commercial services, which is inefficient and costly in automated workflows. Existing solutions may lack robust support for Chinese corpora or be difficult to integrate into custom scripts.
How the Skill Works: Core Capabilities & Key Steps
The core capability of this skill is assessing the probability of AI generation for short texts, returning structured results via a simple API call. Its operation revolves around several key steps:
- Text Preprocessing & Validation: The skill first validates the input text. It strictly enforces a length constraint between
300effective characters (whitespace excluded) and1000characters (punctuation included). This ensures the analysis model receives sufficient, but not overly long, context for effective detection. - Calling the Detection Endpoint: The skill prioritizes using a wrapped Python script to initiate the request. The script handles common issues like
CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILEDand can automatically fall back to the systemcurlif necessary. Upon a successful call, it parses the returned JSON data. - Result Parsing & Presentation: The response includes key fields such as
avgAiProbabilityandavgHumanProbability(both probability values between 0 and 1) and a Chinesesummaryinterpretation. The skill formats this data into clear percentages for the user, accompanied by a "for reference only" notice. For example, an AI probability of 75% indicates the model judges the text has a 75% chance of being AI-generated. - Error & Boundary Handling: The skill has explicit error handling logic for various failure scenarios, such as invalid word count, rate limiting (
429), or server-side errors (5xx). This includes guiding users to correct the text, advising to wait and retry, or suggesting the full official web tool.
Applicable Boundaries & Important Notes
The tool's design boundaries are clear and must be observed:
- Strict Length Constraints: This is the core limitation. Input must be between 300 and 1000 characters. For text outside this range, the skill will truncate to the first 1000 characters for a preview detection and strongly direct the user to the complete website (https://www.ailv.run/). Do not attempt to detect long texts by repeatedly calling the short-interface.
- Rate Limiting: The calling frequency is approximately 10 times per minute. If a 429 error is encountered, read the retryAfterSec field, wait, and retry at most once more.
- Functional Positioning: It is a detection and assessment tool, not a rewriting or ghostwriting tool. The output probabilities and suggestions are for reference only; final text modification decisions should be made by the user.
- Privacy & Security: Text is used only for instantaneous detection and is not stored on the server. Additionally, the skill design prohibits storing or transmitting API keys anywhere, ensuring secure usage.
Use Cases
- A graduate student, before submitting the first draft of their thesis, extracts the literature review section (approx. 800 characters) and uses this skill to quickly check its AI generation probability, assessing whether manual polishing is needed based on the 'brief rewriting suggestions'.
- A new media operator, before publishing a WeChat official account article, inputs the drafted promotional copy (approx. 500 characters) into the detector to review the AI rate report, ensuring the content meets platform originality requirements and completes the pre-publish self-check.
- A university teaching assistant, while grading a student's course assignment (a short essay presenting viewpoints on a theory, approx. 450 characters), uses this tool to assist in judging whether the text was entirely AI-generated, serving as a preliminary screening measure.
- A personal tech blogger, before publishing a technical note (approx. 600 characters), uses it to quickly scan the code explanation paragraphs within the text, confirming those sections are self-written to avoid accidentally triggering platform duplicate content warnings.
Best For
- Graduate students who need to regularly submit originality declarations to academic journals or conferences: Their core need is to self-check paper excerpts before submission, avoiding academic integrity allegations due to a high AI rate.
- Operations personnel responsible for content publishing and compliance checks on platforms like WeChat Official Accounts and Xiaohongshu: Need to quickly verify the AI generation ratio of short articles or posts before publication to ensure content safety.
- Teaching assistants or teachers in universities or language training institutions responsible for grading assignments and initial thesis review: Need an auxiliary tool to efficiently screen short texts submitted by students for signs of complete AI ghostwriting.
- Active authors on personal blogs and technical forums: Their typical need is to use a lightweight tool to quickly confirm the 'human-written attribute' of their self-authored short technical analyses or experience shares as a confidence reference before publishing.
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