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stop-ai-slop-jp

Remove AI writing patterns from Japanese prose

Reviews and rewrites Japanese text drafted with generative models to remove hollow, machine-sounding patterns. Catches missing human agency, inflated headings, repetitive structures, overused buzzwords, and leftover formatting artifacts like full-width dashes and decorative emoji. Includes banned phrase lists, structural pattern guides, before-and-after examples, and a five-axis scoring rubric to speed up pre-publication editing.
npx skills add iKora128/stop-ai-slop-jp --all -g -y

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How to install stop-ai-slop-jp?

Run `npx skills add iKora128/stop-ai-slop-jp --all -g -y` in your terminal to install the skill globally.

What is AI slop in Japanese writing?

It is hollow, mass-produced text that reads smoothly but lacks a real writer's stance, such as vague claims, inflated headings, and repetitive paragraph rhythms. This skill detects and fixes those patterns.

How does stop-ai-slop-jp fix AI-sounding text?

It applies prioritized rules covering stance, agency, structure, vocabulary, and symbols, backed by banned phrase lists and 17 before-and-after examples. A five-axis scoring rubric flags text that needs a rewrite.

Does stop-ai-slop-jp work with Claude Code?

Yes. It follows the standard SKILL.md format and works in Claude Code, Claude Projects, and other compatible coding environments.

Can non-writers use stop-ai-slop-jp?

Yes. Paste your draft and ask for a review or rewrite in plain language, and the skill returns pointed feedback or a cleaned-up version without changing your meaning.

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