@ppelberg, let me know if you'd rather this be a child of T404220.

In T409484#11351308, @medelius wrote:

@ppelberg, let me know if you'd rather this be a child of T404220.

The way you've related it works for me!

[Please review project tags/subscribers when creating subtasks - thanks!]

In T409484#11352755, @Aklapper wrote:

[Please review project tags/subscribers when creating subtasks - thanks!]

Sorry about that. Thank you!

First pass at configs for enwiki:

Configs for dewiki:

And Russian:

@medelius: before closing, would it be accurate for me to think that, at present, the "AI Tells" suggestion is available as an experimental Check within Suggestion Mode?

Yes, that's correct! It's built with TextMatch, which is an experimental check. So "AI tells" is available as long as the editcheck-config.json file is configured for it (which it is on enwiki).

Got it! Ok. And we'll consider whether we want to revise this as part of T402242 and T404599.

Looks great! A few hours late, but I wonder if it could be possible to integrate regular expressions to the rules? For example, we currently have:

	"stands as a testament",
	"stands as a reminder",
	"serves as a testament",
	"serves as a reminder",
	"is a testament",
	"is a reminder",

Would it be more future-proof to have a single rule "(stands as|serves as|is) a (testament|reminder)"? This would also allow us to include phrasal templates in the list, which are much more prevalent as tells in more recent models (GPT-5 for instance), while individual words/phrases were more commonplace in earlier models.

Unfortunately we don't support regex queries just yet, but we would like to in the future sometime after the beta release. It would certainly make queries like those more robust.

Great to know! Is there an open task for that?

Yes - T407664.