content-humanizer

Removes AI-generation markers from Russian-language text and restores natural authorial voice.

4|Updated Aug 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/alexeyshishin/as-skill --skill content-humanizer-alexeyshishin
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Skill: content-humanizer
Source: https://github.com/alexeyshishin/as-skill/tree/main/domains/content/skills/content-humanizer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/alexeyshishin/as-skill --skill content-humanizer-alexeyshishin

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Russian text written or rewritten by LLMs carries detectable machine patterns: officialese, calques from English, uniform sentence rhythm, and formulaic phrases like «важно отметить» or «не просто X, а Y». This Skill diagnoses those markers and rewrites the text so it reads as natural human-authored Russian, without flattening the author's voice. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Pattern-based diagnosis: A catalog of 52 AI-generation patterns in Russian, prioritized from critical HARD BANS to stylistic issues, with a regex scanner script that counts marker density per 100 words. - Voice calibration and contrastive rewriting: Builds a voice passport from the author's samples, then replaces the most predictable word choices with less probable, characterful ones while preserving personal anecdotes and colloquialisms. - Audit and verification loop: Quad-pass self-audit plus a before/after re-scan that catches new clichés introduced during the rewrite itself. - Use Case: A blogger pastes a Russian article draft that sounds robotic and asks to make it lively. The Skill scans it, flags officialese and empty openings, rewrites red-flag paragraphs in the author's register, and verifies no new AI markers slipped in. ## Quick Start Humanize this Russian text and remove all traces of AI generation while keeping my personal style.

Frequently Asked Questions about content-humanizer

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

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How do I remove AI detection markers from Russian text?

Run the scan_tells.py script on the file to get a density report of regex-detectable markers, then rewrite flagged paragraphs using the 52-pattern catalog: strip HARD BANS first, then replace the most predictable word in each sentence with a less probable but fitting alternative.

What are the most common signs of AI-generated Russian text?

The strongest markers are officialese (deverbal nouns like осуществление), calques from English (важно отметить, является), formulas like не просто X, а Y, empty openings like в современном мире, and uniform sentence length with no burstiness.

Does this work for English or other languages?

No, the pattern catalog, regex scanner, and calibration thresholds are built specifically for Russian. For English text, a different humanizer calibrated to English markers should be used instead.

Can it rewrite text without changing the author's personal style?

Yes. If a style-guide or writing samples exist, the Skill builds a voice passport covering rhythm, vocabulary, quirks, and tone, and authorial devices take priority over the pattern bans. Personal anecdotes and colloquialisms are explicitly preserved.

Why does rewritten text still get flagged by AI detectors?

Paraphrasing models reintroduce the same clichés in new wording, so surface-level rewrites keep marker density unchanged. The Skill addresses this with a before/after re-scan that lists newly added tells, plus contrastive subtraction that shifts word-choice distribution rather than shuffling synonyms.

When should I not use AI-text humanizing?

Avoid it for legal texts where wording carries legal force, for quotes (someone else's text), for translation tasks, and for texts that are already clean. The Skill also does not write from scratch or fix grammar as a goal in itself.