humanizer

Scan the text for common AI patterns like overused vocabulary (delve, tapestry, pivotal), em dash overuse, rule-of-three structures, and vague attributions, then rewrite each flagged section with specific details and varied sentence rhythm. A final self-audit pass catches remaining tells.

Common signs include inflated significance language, superficial -ing phrase endings, promotional adjectives, vague expert attributions, boldface list headers, emojis, curly quotes, sycophantic openers, and generic upbeat conclusions. This Skill catalogs 34 such patterns with before-and-after examples.

Yes, provide a sample of your own writing inline or by 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.

No, the rewrite preserves the core message and intended tone while replacing AI-isms with natural alternatives. The process explicitly instructs maintaining meaning and matching the appropriate register, whether formal, casual, or technical.

Removing flagged words is only half the job; sterile writing with uniform sentence length and no opinions still reads as machine-made. The rewrite also needs personality: varied rhythm, first-person perspective, acknowledged uncertainty, and specific feelings.