What problem does it solve? Drafts written or assisted by AI often contain recognizable patterns—banned buzzwords, throat-clearing openers, fake-profound endings, and robotic rhythm—that make text feel generic. This Skill edits those patterns out while either preserving the writer's personal voice or rewriting reference documentation toward its clearest form. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Two editing stances: Preserve mode keeps the writer's voice, structure, and opinions in personal writing; Improve mode rewrites reference docs (READMEs, API docs, runbooks) with facts sourced from the repository. - Three job modes: Edit (default, returns the revised draft with a What changed section), Detect (names each AI pattern with a quoted line and a short fix, without rewriting), and Score (rates the draft 1-10 across five dimensions on request). - Pattern catalogues: Ships reference files listing banned words, filler phrases, and seventeen structural patterns such as binary contrasts, colon reveals, weasel attribution, and summary-recap endings, each with before/after examples. - Use Case: Paste a blog post draft that reads as AI-generated and ask for an edit; the Skill keeps your humor, digressions, and blunt phrasing while cutting slop, then reports what changed. ## Quick Start Use the stop-the-slop skill to edit this draft and remove AI writing patterns while keeping my voice.