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Plagiarism Checker

核心功能:检测文本原创度、AI生成概率,提供段落级相似性分析及改写建议。典型场景:用户需查重、查AI生成率、分析文本原创度时使用。支持输入粘贴文本或上传txt/md/docx文件,输出含原创分、AI概率的结构化报告,标注段落风险并给出优化建议。

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最近更新 2026-05-11 17:43:14
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安装技能

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执行命令安装此 skill: npx secure-skills-cli add plagiarism-checker
Metadata
name
plagiarism-checker
description
Detect text originality and AI-generated content.

Plagiarism Checker

Detect whether text is plagiarized or AI-generated. Provides content originality analysis to help identify copied content and machine-generated text.

Use Cases

Use this skill when users mention "plagiarism check," "detect plagiarism," "check AI rate," "article originality," "text originality detection," "content originality degree," or request similarity/AI rate analysis for a piece of text.

Core Script

Use scripts/check_plagiarism.py to perform detection:

python scripts/check_plagiarism.py --text "Text content to detect"

Optional parameters:

  • --text: Text to detect (required, or use --file)
  • --file: Read text from file (.txt, .md, .docx)
  • --output: Output report path (prints to terminal by default)

Windows Example:

python scripts/check_plagiarism.py --text "Your text here..."

Output Format

The script returns a structured report:

=== Originality Detection Report ===
Originality Score: 92%
AI Generation Probability: 12%

[Paragraph Analysis]
  ✓ Paragraph 1: Original content, no match
  ⚠ Paragraph 2: 47% similarity, rewriting recommended
  ⚠ Paragraph 3: 31% AI generation probability

References

  • references/detection-guide.md — Detection methods, threshold standards, and best practices
  • references/report-template.md — Report template and examples

Workflow

  1. Collect Text: User pastes text or uploads a file
  2. Execute Detection: Run check_plagiarism.py
  3. Interpret Report: Provide recommendations based on originality score and AI probability
  4. Provide Rewriting Suggestions: Offer optimization advice for low-scoring paragraphs