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AI Slop Detector

Free web tool: headless Chrome measures a page's rendered styles, a vision model describes the screenshot, and Jev answers 35 yes/no questions in one call (one per tell, plus one for the whole page) to produce a slop score; closed source, 2 free scans a day, reports are public.

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