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ai-excluder-v1

v1.0.0

Published

Hybrid AI‑content detection and exclusion SDK for feeds, search results, and apps.

Readme

AI Excluder v1

Hybrid AI‑content detection and exclusion SDK for feeds, search results, and apps.

CI

Install

npm install ai-excluder-v1

Node.js v20+ is recommended for best compatibility. (Current dev env is on v18; upgrade via nvm install 20.)

Quick start

const { AIExcluder } = require('ai-excluder-v1');

const excluder = new AIExcluder().init({
  threshold: 0.6,
  onExclude: (item, res) => console.log('Excluded', item.id, res.confidence),
});

const items = [
  { id: 1, type: 'text', content: 'As an AI language model...' },
  { id: 2, type: 'text', content: 'I wrote this myself.' },
];

const filtered = await excluder.filterContent(items);
console.log(filtered);

Direct detector usage:

const { detectAI } = require('ai-excluder-v1');

const res = await detectAI('Some text', 'text');
// => { isAI: boolean, confidence: number }

API

detectAI(content, type, options?)

  • content: string for text, tf.Tensor3D for images, or { text, image, metadata } for hybrid.
  • type: 'text' | 'image' | 'hybrid'.
  • options.threshold: override detection threshold.
  • options.metadata: optional metadata string for watermark checks.

Returns { isAI, confidence } (0–1).

class AIExcluder

  • init(options)
    • threshold: default decision threshold.
    • storage: optional persistent storage (defaults to localStorage in browser or memory in Node).
    • prefs: initial preferences override.
    • onExclude(item, res): callback when an item is excluded.
  • getPrefs() / setPrefs(partial)
    • Preferences: excludeAI, excludeTextOnly, excludeImagesOnly, threshold.
  • filterContent(items)
    • Filters an array of items, excluding those flagged as AI.
  • bindToggle(element, onChange?)
    • Plain JS: attach click handler to toggle AI exclusion.
  • withAIExclusion(Component)
    • React HOC: wraps a component that receives items prop.

Demos

  • Web demo:

    npm run demo:web

    Open http://localhost:3000 and toggle exclusion.

  • React demo:

    npm run demo:react

    Demo lives in demos/react/react-demo.

Limitations

  • Detection is hybrid and heuristic‑heavy in v1; false positives/negatives are possible.
  • Text ML uses roberta-base-openai-detector via @xenova/transformers and downloads on first use.
  • Image detection is best‑effort unless a stronger fine‑tuned model is plugged in.

See feedback.md for planned improvements.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.