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ai-content-detector-retained-homepage.md

direct-content-wave-16/ai-content-detector-retained-homepage.md

# AI Content Detection Results

**Skill:** `ai-content-detector`

**Input:** retained Flat Fee House Cleaners Sarasota homepage text, 949 words, SHA-256 `026E1B0FE14CA9C0114078E996A79BDC5253914705DACF3137F4C11C86C85DA0`.

**Bounded result:** PASS. This is a probabilistic analysis of supplied text, not proof of who wrote it or a verification of the live site.

| Analysis Layer | AI Probability |
|---|---:|
| Statistical (word frequency/perplexity) | 56% |
| Structural (syntax/grammar variation) | 49% |
| Coherence (transitions/flow) | 58% |
| Human Signals (emotion/anecdotes) | 61% |

## Evidence by layer

1. **Statistical:** the locally extracted sample has 949 words and no exact hits from the skill's listed AI-phrase set. That reduces one common signal, but repeated sales language such as “precision and care,” “quality,” and “peace of mind” remains highly predictable.
2. **Structural:** the 61 extracted sentence units average 15.6 words with a 13.3-word standard deviation. That is meaningful variation, although navigation, service cards, and footer content make this a noisy prose sample.
3. **Coherence:** the capture contains a real local-business sequence of offer, service list, proof, CTA, and FAQ. It also contains abrupt shifts: “Sarasota House Cleaning” appears inside the Flat Fee page and “small repairs to major installations” does not fit the surrounding cleaning copy.
4. **Human signals:** direct second-person language and concrete operational details occur, for example, “Many clients give us entry instructions and return to a clean home.” There is little personal experience, named operational context, or distinctive voice beyond generic marketing claims.

### Final Verdict

- **Human Written: 44%**
- **AI Written: 56%**

### Key Indicators

- The page combines varied sentence rhythm with repeated generic promotional constructions.
- “Every home is different—that’s why we customize each service to your needs” sounds like editable marketing template copy, not evidence of authorship.
- Service-card mismatches and a conflicting “repairs to major installations” sentence suggest copied or assembled material, but do not identify an author.
- The supplied sample mixes navigation and footer text with page prose, reducing confidence.
- It has few exact stock AI-phrase hits, so the result is not a high-confidence detection.

### Confidence Level

**Low.** Authorship cannot be determined reliably from a flattened 949-word marketing capture. This score must not be used as proof that a person or model created the page. Professionally edited or templated human copy can receive a high AI-like score for the same reasons.