avoid-ai-writing

To detect AI writing patterns in marketing copy, the skill uses a 21-pattern category detector to identify machine-generated phrasing and maps flagged terms to plain-language alternatives using a 43-entry replacement table.

The best way to rewrite content and remove AI-isms is through a structured workflow that generates an issues list, produces a rewritten plain-language version, and runs a second-pass audit to ensure all machine-generated patterns are eliminated.

Yes, you can audit internal communications for machine-generated text. The skill applies its pattern detection and rewriting workflow to documentation, blog posts, and internal communications to ensure they read as human-written.

Plain-language replacement for AI-generated documentation works by scanning text against 21 pattern categories, flagging detected AI-isms, and substituting them with terms from a 43-entry replacement table to improve readability.

AI writing patterns fixed in blog posts include 21 distinct categories of machine-generated phrasing, commonly known as AI-isms, which are detected and replaced with plain-language alternatives to make the content sound human-written.