humanizer

Scan the text for known AI-writing patterns such as inflated significance claims, promotional adjectives, and rule-of-three groupings, then rewrite each flagged passage with concrete details and varied sentence rhythm. This Skill automates that detection and rewriting process for English and Russian text.

Common signs include words like "testament", "pivotal", and "landscape", superficial -ing clause endings, vague attributions to "experts", excessive em dashes, bold-faced list headers, and chatbot artifacts like "I hope this helps". The Skill catalogs 28 such patterns based on Wikipedia's Signs of AI writing guide.

Yes, the Skill includes dedicated Russian-language markers covering patterns 25-28, such as bureaucratic connectives, template openings and closings, and vague quantifiers. It also provides Russian grep expressions for mechanical scanning of documents.

Yes, the Skill ships ready-made grep -niE expressions for both English and Russian marker words, grouped by pattern category. A grep hit is a candidate for revision, not a verdict—context should be checked before rewriting.

No, the rewriting process explicitly preserves the core message and matches the intended tone, whether formal, conversational, or technical. It replaces vague claims with concrete details rather than altering the substance.