write_report
Produces a detailed Markdown report on AI-writing signals: score, evidence with line/column, hidden characters, and citation mismatches. Runs fully offline for sharing or attachment.
Instructions
Produces the full analysis as a Markdown document a person can keep, forward to a writer, or take to an academic-integrity committee — the finished artefact rather than a summary to paraphrase. It contains the score, the signals that counted and the ones found at a rate people write at, the characters found in the file with their line and column, and the places where the document's citations disagree with its own bibliography. Checkable facts are named at the top and kept apart from the score, which is an opinion about prose. Every report prints how often this build is wrong, measured for the language actually analysed against texts published before generative models existed, and names the rules known to fire on human writing so the reader can weigh evidence that leans on one. Below the threshold that measurement supports, no verdict is given at all. Runs FULLY OFFLINE. The result contains material from the document, so treat it as you would the coursework itself: hand it to the person who asked, do not post it anywhere. Prefer this over paraphrasing the other tools' output when the user wants something to send, save, print or attach.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| text | Yes | The document to analyse and describe. | |
| title | No | Title for the document. Defaults to a title in the report language. | |
| language | No | "en", "es", or "auto" to detect. Defaults to auto. | |
| documentName | No | Name of the file or assignment, printed on the report. Optional. | |
| interfaceLanguage | No | Reader-facing report language: "en" or "es". Independent from the analysed text. Defaults to English. |