humanizer

Identify common AI patterns like significance inflation, rule-of-three structures, and promotional adjectives, then rewrite each section with varied sentence rhythm and specific details. This Skill automates that process using 29 documented patterns from Wikipedia's Signs of AI writing guide.

Common signs include words like 'delve', 'testament', and 'landscape', superficial -ing phrases, vague attributions to 'experts', em dash overuse, boldface list headers, and generic upbeat conclusions. The Skill catalogs 29 such patterns with before-and-after examples.

Yes, provide a sample of your own writing inline or as a file path. The Skill analyzes your sentence length, word choice, punctuation habits, and transitions, then applies those patterns to the rewrite instead of a default voice.

Both work. Paste text directly for an inline rewrite, or point to a file which gets loaded with read_file and edited via patch or write_file. For file edits, the changed sections are shown rather than silently overwritten.

No, the process explicitly preserves the core message and intended tone while only replacing AI-isms with natural alternatives. A summary of changes is provided so you can verify nothing substantive was altered.