Summary
One call answers whether a draft reads as machine-written, before anyone else reads it.
The server ships a detector and nothing else — detect is the only tool — so whatever you do about the verdict stays with you and the model you are already talking to. The result comes back as a taskId rather than as a rewritten passage, which is worth knowing if the name led you to expect the second thing.
What it is
A single-tool server: it takes a passage of text, a type and a list of detection types, runs AI-generated-text detection over it, and returns a task identifier for the result.
What you get
- A detection pass over text you supply in the call
- A detection type list, so more than one detector can be requested at once
- A taskId identifying the detection, which resolves to the detail view for that run
Requirements
Npx on your PATH. No account, no key.
Setup effort
One command — npx -y ai-humanizer-mcp-server