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You can enforce quality rules for AI coding agents across five areas: removing generic AI-slop code comments, improving UI color, layout, components and motion, refining prose such as headlines, tone and CTAs, fixing mobile layout reflow with grids and tap targets, and checking accessibility contrast, keyboard and focus states.

Front-end developers, UI designers, accessibility engineers, and copy editors who rely on AI coding agents benefit most. Anyone needing to filter generic AI output in code comments, interfaces, mobile layouts, or written prose can load the core antislop skill plus the relevant domain-specific module.

Load the core antislop skill first, since it acts as the always-on filter, then load the relevant module such as antislop-ui, antislop-code, antislop-copywriting, antislop-layoutmobile, or antislop-human. Skills operate through Read, Write, Edit, Glob, and Grep permissions within your agent environment.

Most skills require only file access permissions: Read, Write, Edit, Glob, and Grep. The antislop-human accessibility skill additionally requires Bash execution of python or python3 to run its included contrast checker. No other external dependencies are specified in the manifest.

The skills are published publicly on zeeforc's GitHub profile across public repositories, so they can be inspected and loaded freely. The manifest does not specify an explicit license or any paid tier, so users should review the repository for licensing terms before commercial redistribution.