AI CODE DETECTOR GUIDE
Does a folder scan show relative file paths in the report?
Yes. When a folder is selected, the report uses each file’s browser-provided relative path when available. The batch list places that name beside the file’s score and label, while the detailed line view shows the first file.
The analysis runs in your browser; submitted code is not uploaded.
Where the path appears
The folder picker keeps a file’s relative path as its report name—for example, a selected file might appear as src/components/Button.jsx. In a multi-file result, the batch summary lists each name with that file’s score and heuristic label. The detailed code and flagged-line view remains focused on the first file in the selected batch.
This is a path relative to the folder selection, not a display of the computer’s full filesystem path. If a browser does not provide a relative path for an entry, the tool falls back to that file’s name.
Review names before sharing an export
The downloadable JSON report includes the per-file names along with each file’s score and matched signals; it does not include the submitted source text. A relative path can still reveal project or directory names, so review the names before sharing the export.
Scores remain configured code-style signals, not proof of who wrote a file. See how a folder scan is organized and what the JSON report contains.