I have access to a Turnitin Instructor and can help check papers, essays, or assignments if anyone needs it.

Upvote this post and comment, and I'll dm you! Only giving access to those who really need it.

I’m not sharing the Turnitin login directly, but I can help check your essay/report for you safely.

Please join the Discord here: https://discord.gg/kckggEwaP6

Once you join:

1. Go to the “open ticket” section
2. Create a ticket
3. Upload/send your document there
4. I’ll check it and send the report back as soon as I can

This is free for now, but limited time because the Turnitin access expires on July 14.

For plagiarism/similarity checking, you can also use https://stealthzero.ai/ it gives free unlimited iThenticate/Turnitin official similarity reports.

For AI reports, the website is paid, but if you’re genuinely stressed or need help, just create a ticket or DM me and I’ll try to help for free.

Please don’t send assignments in public comments. Use the ticket so your document stays private.

Hey everyone! I'm u/joseph_yaduvanshi, a founding moderator of r/StealthZero.

This is our new home for everything related to AI detection, Turnitin scores, GPTZero results, false positives, and the tools students and writers use to protect their work. Whether you're a student worried about getting wrongly flagged, a freelancer dealing with clients who demand "100% human" scores, or just someone trying to understand how AI detection actually works, you're in the right place.

Community for students, academics, and content creators dealing with AI detection tools like Turnitin, GPTZero, and Originality. Share tips on avoiding false positives, compare AI humanizer tools, get free Turnitin AI reports, and discuss how AI detection is affecting academic integrity. Whether you got wrongly flagged or just want to check your work before submitting, this is the place.

Start Free Today here -> stealthzero.ai

What to Post

Post anything the community would find useful. Some ideas:

• Your experience with Turnitin, GPTZero, iThenticate, Originality, or Copyleaks (scores, false positives, what worked, what didn't)
• Comparisons between AI humanizer tools (what actually moves the needle vs what's just synonym swapping)
• Workflow tips for checking your papers before submission
• Questions about how AI detection works (perplexity, burstiness, what triggers a flag)
• False positive stories and how you handled them (appeals, evidence, what your professor said)
• News about Turnitin Clarity, GPTZero updates, or changes to how universities handle AI detection
• Free resources for plagiarism checking and AI detection

What Not to Post

• No selling essay-writing services
• No posting other people's work without permission
• No harassment of professors, TAs, or specific institutions by name

Community Vibe

We're here to help each other navigate a broken system. AI detectors have documented false positive rates, and the consequences of getting flagged are real. This is a space for sharing practical knowledge, not for judging how people use AI. Be helpful, be honest, share what actually works.

How to Get Started

1. Introduce yourself in the comments below. What brought you here? Student, writer, researcher, just curious?
2. Post something today. Even a simple question like "has anyone else been flagged for using Grammarly?" can spark a great conversation.
3. If you know someone who's dealing with Turnitin or AI detection issues, invite them to join.

Interested in helping out? We're looking for moderators who are active in the AI detection / academic integrity space. Reach out to me directly if you want to help build this community.

Thanks for being part of the first wave. Let's make r/StealthZero the go-to place for real, practical help with AI detection.

I've been using Gemini CLI a lot lately, and one thing that kept bugging me: where did that session go where I figured out the fix for that API issue? The JSON files in ~/.gemini/tmp/<project>/chats/ are there, but good luck finding anything.

So I built Chronicle. It's a native macOS menubar app that indexes your Gemini CLI sessions and makes them searchable. Full text search across all your conversations, see actual model names (gemini-3-flash-preview, etc), and resume any session with `gemini --resume <uuid>` right from the app.

Also supports Claude Code and Codex CLI if you use those too. Each provider stays separate, so your Gemini pins don't mix with Claude stuff.

Free, open source, MIT licensed. SQLite for storage, runs entirely local.

GitHub: https://github.com/josephyaduvanshi/claude-history-manager

Homebrew: brew install --cask chronicle

Curious if anyone else has been wanting something like this for their Gemini CLI workflow.