humanizer-zh

This skill rewrites Chinese prose to remove AI artifacts and translation tone, remapping rigid phrasing into native writing while normalizing punctuation and preserving facts.

To rewrite Chinese blogs to sound like a native writer, detect translation artifacts and rigid rhythm, then apply deep rewrites using loaded context references to produce natural prose.

Yes, this Chinese rewriting skill works for long-form essays and newsletters. It is specifically designed to process long-form content including product analyses and nonfiction chapters.

To normalize Chinese punctuation and typography, remap translation-like phrasing and standardize dates, terminology, and punctuation marks to align with native writing conventions during the rewrite process.

The best way to eliminate empty buzzwords from AI-generated Chinese text is to perform a deep rewrite that detects inflated phrasing and replaces it with native expressions while loading reference patterns.

Yes, you need YAML frontmatter with a defined name and description to rewrite Chinese text, as it provides the required context loading and references for guiding the deep rewrite process.