ai_reduction

Rewrite AI-generated academic text with language-specific Chinese and English LaTeX rules.

42|6|Updated Apr 18, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/BoHeFan/academic-paper-writer-pro-2 --skill ai-reduction
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Skill: ai_reduction
Source: https://github.com/BoHeFan/academic-paper-writer-pro-2/tree/main/ai_reduction
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BoHeFan/academic-paper-writer-pro-2 --skill ai-reduction

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps reduce AI-detection risk by rewriting AI-generated or overly templated academic text into more natural, human-like phrasing while preserving technical accuracy and protected terms.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Language-aware de-AI rewriting: Automatically selects Chinese or English LaTeX rewriting (or mixed, per paragraph) based on language ratios.
  • Chinese rewrite rules: Applies structured synonym substitutions, verb phrase expansion, bracket integration, and sentence-level tweaks, while enforcing constraints like no first-person and controlled verbosity.
  • English LaTeX de-AI rules: Normalizes AI-prone vocabulary, removes mechanical transitions, converts itemize/enumerate into coherent prose, and avoids formatting emphasis commands like \textbf{} and \textit{}.
  • Technical term protection: Detects and preserves code identifiers, API paths, LaTeX math/commands, acronyms, and known technology terms to avoid semantic or functional breakage.
  • Quality checks and reporting: Enforces bounds such as not exceeding original length in Chinese mode, 100% technical-term preservation, and flags areas requiring human review.

Quick Start

Ask your agent to use ai-reduction on the manuscript you want to de-AI, preserving all technical terms and keeping LaTeX valid if your source includes LaTeX.

Frequently Asked Questions about ai_reduction

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I rewrite academic LaTeX to reduce AI detection without breaking formatting?

Reducing AI detection in LaTeX involves normalizing AI-prone vocabulary, removing mechanical transitions, and converting itemize or enumerate blocks into coherent prose. This avoids formatting emphasis commands like textbf and textit while keeping all math commands valid.

What is de-AI writing for academic papers and how does it handle technical terms?

De-AI writing rewrites AI-generated academic text into natural human-like phrasing while enforcing strict technical-term protection. It detects and preserves code identifiers, API paths, LaTeX math, and acronyms to guarantee 100% technical-term preservation during the rephrasing process.

Can I use this de-AI rewriting on a mixed Chinese and English manuscript?

Yes, you can use de-AI rewriting on mixed Chinese and English manuscripts. The system performs automatic language detection per paragraph and applies specific Chinese or English LaTeX rewriting rules accordingly, ensuring constraints like no first-person and controlled verbosity are enforced.

How do I process DOCX and Markdown inputs for AI detection avoidance?

To achieve AI detection avoidance across DOCX and Markdown inputs, apply language-specific rephrasing rules that expand verb phrases and substitute synonyms. The system processes these formats alongside LaTeX and plain text, outputting a consolidated rewritten manuscript with a modification log.

Are there limitations when doing Chinese rephrasing to avoid AI detection?

A key limitation in Chinese rephrasing for AI detection avoidance is that the rewritten output must not exceed the original text length. The system enforces this length bound alongside strict no-first-person constraints and flags specific areas requiring human review.