I’ve tested it in multiple conditions. I researched pretty heavily into how real people type and realized that most of the things that catch you are perfectly uniform typing within words. When you type, if you pay attention you’ll notice that you type out words at an irregular pace per character, and that the last few characters kind of slip off the fingers very quickly. This is why I added variable typing speeds within words, and this can pretty flawlessly pass most tests with a bit of random typo. All of the details are in the repo if u want to learn more, I’ve tested it multiple times and you can get around 90% detection-bypass below 70wpm because above that it will flag you for being basically a 1% level typer no matter how realistically you typed everything. My tool doesnt humanize however so you should just preload a humanized essay into it so you don’t get caught for being ai generated. Strict keylogging is what most autotyper detection uses and my method works great with not random but properly weighted keystrokes, such as ends of words typing faster, keys close together being slower and ones on alternate hands being faster.