Self Plagiarism Checker
Concepts and Context (WordBinary) v1.0.0
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WordBinary Self Plagiarism Checker opens an interactive widget where users can paste two documents and identify repeated phrase combinations. It highlights matching phrases of four or more consecutive words, shows a similarity percentage, and lists matched phrase combinations for quick writing review. Pasted text is processed inside the widget UI and is not stored by the MCP server.
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Publisher description
WordBinary Self Plagiarism Checker opens an interactive widget where users can paste two documents and identify repeated phrase combinations. It highlights matching phrases of four or more consecutive words, shows a similarity percentage, and lists matched phrase combinations for quick writing review. Pasted text is processed inside the widget UI and is not stored by the MCP server.
Plugin name
Self Plagiarism Checker
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- Concepts and Context (WordBinary)
Package observed Oct 5, 2026.
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- Sep 30, 2026 · 22:02 UTC
- Last seen
- Oct 6, 2026 · 12:00 UTC
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