
AI Explainer analyses your published WordPress content with a multi-method detection engine, displays transparency badges to readers, and gives you a dashboard to keep track of AI-related content on your site.
The detection engine combines five complementary local heuristic methods (statistical, linguistic, structural, vocabulary, repetition) to estimate the probability that a piece of text was generated by AI.
/authenticity page — standalone “Verified Human Content” page on your domain, plus an embeddable trust badge other sites can drop inai-explainer-pro/v1 namespaceEach method produces a 0-1 score. Scores are combined into a weighted ensemble.
Endpoints under ai-explainer-pro/v1 (all require manage_options):
POST /detect — analyse arbitrary textPOST /scan-post — scan a specific post by IDPOST /bulk-scan — batch scan with offset/limitGET /stats — overall detection statisticsGET /compliance — EU AI Act transparency dataGET /post-status/{id} — detection status for a postLocal heuristic detection produces directional indicators. It works well for clearly AI-generated or clearly human text, but edge cases exist. Results vary depending on content type, length and language. The EU AI Act transparency dashboard is informational only and does not constitute legal advice — consult a qualified legal professional for any compliance question.
A separate paid version is available at https://aiexplainerpro.noveralis.com. It is sold and downloaded from the developer’s own website and is not bundled with this plugin. Every feature listed above works in this plugin without the paid add-on.
This free plugin (the version hosted on WordPress.org) does not call any external service. All detection is performed locally on your server.
The optional paid add-on is sold and hosted off-site at https://aiexplainerpro.noveralis.com. It is a separate plugin and its external service calls are documented on the developer’s website. Nothing the paid add-on does affects the free plugin’s behaviour.
Stored locally:
Not collected:
External calls: none, in the version distributed on WordPress.org. See the “External services” section for the optional paid add-on.
Uninstall: removing the plugin clears all options, post meta, custom tables and transients.