seedance-antislop

Detect and replace hollow AI filler language with concrete constraints in prompts.

Updated Apr 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/clsandoval/seedance-skill --skill seedance-antislop-clsandoval
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: seedance-antislop
Source: https://github.com/clsandoval/seedance-skill/tree/main/skills/seedance-antislop
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/clsandoval/seedance-skill --skill seedance-antislop-clsandoval

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Detects hollow AI filler language in prompts and removes it.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Detect and remove non-informative adjectives and filler phrases from prompts to improve clarity.
  • Replace slop with concrete, measurable constraints that drive the model toward actionable outcomes.
  • Use Case: Apply a quality-pass pass to cinematic or narrative prompts to reduce generic phrasing and boost specificity.

Quick Start

Refine your prompt by removing filler words and replacing them with concrete, measurable constraints.

Frequently Asked Questions about seedance-antislop

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

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How do I remove hollow AI filler language from my prompts?

To remove hollow AI filler language from your prompts, apply a rule-based quality-pass that detects non-informative adjectives and replaces them with concrete, measurable constraints. This sharpened prompt drives the model toward actionable outcomes.

What is AI slop in prompt engineering and how does a slop filter work?

AI slop in prompt engineering refers to generic, non-informative filler phrases that reduce clarity. A slop filter works by applying a predefined blacklist to detect this hollow language and replace it with specific, measurable constraints.

How do I optimize narrative prompts with concrete, measurable constraints?

Optimize narrative prompts by running a quality-pass routine that identifies generic phrasing and replaces it with concrete, measurable constraints. This enforces a rule-based replacement process to significantly boost narrative specificity.

Does this slop filter work for general prompt optimization or only Seedance 2.0 workflows?

This slop filter applies to both Seedance 2.0 prompt workflows and general prompt optimization. It uses a predefined blacklist to enforce rule-based replacements, making it suitable for any cinematic or narrative prompt quality-pass routine.

What's the best way to clean up generic phrasing in cinematic prompts?

The best way to clean up generic phrasing in cinematic prompts is to apply a rule-based replacement using a predefined blacklist. This detects hollow filler and substitutes it with clear measurement criteria for improved prompt quality.

Why does my AI model output generic results despite detailed narrative prompts?

Your AI model outputs generic results because narrative prompts often contain hollow AI filler language instead of concrete, measurable constraints. Applying a slop filter removes this non-informative filler, driving the model toward actionable outcomes.