What problem does it solve? Drafts that pass a voice or style pass can still read as generic AI-generated text, with meta-framing openers, prompt residue, and outline-shaped paragraphs that erode reader trust. This Skill scans a draft against ten concrete detection rules and reports each signature as clean or flagged with the offending span quoted. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Ten fixed detection rules: Covers meta-framing openers, list-carried arguments, zombie nouns, generic examples, missing first person, prompt residue, outline-shaped paragraphs, hedge clusters, buzzword stuffing, and flattened uncertainty. - Tiered severity output: Tier-1 signatures (S1, S2, S6) flag generic framing and prompt residue; Tier-2 covers the rest, so reviewers can apply thresholds like blocking delivery on any tier-1 hit. - Quoted evidence: Every flagged signature includes the exact offending span, making revisions concrete rather than impressionistic. - Use Case: Before delivering a long-form report or essay, run the scan to catch phrases like "In this post" or "To summarize" and generic examples like "a company might" that survived earlier editing passes. ## Quick Start Scan this draft for AI-slop signatures and report each of the ten checks as clean or flagged with the offending text quoted.