AIproposesCodeVerifies

AI proposes. Code verifies. You decide. Local check of the data you protect. Spanish validated; English in beta.

AI proposes. Code verifies. You decide. Local check of the data you decided to protect. Ask any AI or assistant to rewrite, simplify, summarize, translate or change the tone of a text. Then paste the original and the response here: the extension checks, locally, whether the data you wanted to protect has been kept and whether the rules you chose are met. You decide what to do with the result. HOW IT WORKS 1. Choose a profile (rules) and a task. 2. Copy the generated instructions and the original text into your AI or assistant. 3. Paste the AI's response into the side panel and press "Check response". 4. Review the result: what changed, what was kept and what could not be checked. WHAT IT CHECKS Dates, times, amounts, phone numbers, emails, URLs, reference numbers and identifiers, other numbers, deadlines, legal references, exact names and terms, forbidden and required terms, units, Markdown headings, accumulated negations, vague terms, sentence length, one instruction per sentence and, optionally, that the language is preserved. You can create, duplicate, edit, export and import your own profiles. WHAT'S NEW SINCE 1.3.1 (version 1.3.5 beta) • More complete English checking engine: it recognizes dates such as "December 3rd", "October 15" or "Oct 15, 2026"; numbers written in words ("twelve → fifteen"); deadlines such as "within two weeks", "no later than May 5" or "at least 14 days"; and legal references such as "Regulation (EU) 2016/679". It also warns when the AI adds a date or a deadline that was not there. "Oct 15, 2026" and "October 15, 2026" are treated as the same date in a different format (informational only). • Text size: "A−" and "A+" buttons in the panel header, in 5 steps (100, 115, 130, 150 and 175%). Remembered between sessions. • Light, dark or automatic theme, and better adaptation to high-contrast mode. • Screen reader accessibility: every control has a name, the panel has headings and clearly marked regions, the tab order follows the visual order and focus is always visible. Notices are announced and no longer disappear on their own; when checking, the screen reader announces only the result headline, not the whole result. • Toolbar icon with more contrast, also on dark toolbars. • Right-click menu and panel in Spanish and English, with legible text up to 175%. • Since 1.3.2: the panel can show the words that appear in the response and were not in the original, with those that look like data (days, months, numbers written as words) highlighted in bold. It is only a notice: it never changes the result. ENGLISH IN BETA Besides Spanish, the checker recognizes data in English texts. This is a beta version: we are refining it with use. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Everything runs in your browser. Your texts are not sent anywhere. • No servers, no accounts, no analytics, no remote code and no host permissions. • You can select text on any page and send it to the panel with the right-click menu; the extension only receives what you select and choose to send. • Only your profiles, the text size and the theme you choose are stored in your browser. The text draft lives only in session memory and is deleted when you close the browser. GOOD TO KNOW (LIMITS) • Spanish: validated. English: BETA, still being refined. • In English it detects when a date, time, amount, phone number, email, URL, identifier, number, deadline or legal citation changes or disappears (30 out of 30 change cases in our tests). • In English it does not yet recognize deadlines with a number in words after "at least" or "no later than" ("at least two weeks"), limits such as "at most", "up to" or "before", or dates without a day ("in October"). • When the original does not contain a given data type, some rules show "Passes" instead of "Not applicable". • The "added words" notice only knows that a word is new, not that it is made up. It uses a closed word list in Spanish and English: it may miss some (for example, "within one week") and may flag harmless words. In "Translate" and when the language changes, words are not compared, and the panel says so. The English list has not yet been reviewed by a native speaker. • If the original contains a piece of data in English in a format the checker does not recognize, it marks it as "Not checked" and says which fragment it did not recognize. Check it yourself. • The negation rule measures how many negations pile up in a sentence; it does not detect the AI removing or inverting a negation (same in Spanish and English). Review that kind of change by hand. • The English patterns have not yet been reviewed by a native speaker. • The instructions generated for your AI are in Spanish, even if your text is in English. • Accessibility: tested with Chrome's accessibility tree; not yet with screen readers such as NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver or TalkBack. If you find a problem, write to us. • When in doubt, the extension lowers the result ("Review" or "Not checked"); it never raises it. • It does not connect to any AI service or check meaning: it helps you detect changes in the data and rules you protect. Human review is still necessary. • Found a bug in English or Spanish? Write to argira2030@gmail.com: it helps us improve it.