vermenschlichen

Rewrites German text to remove patterns typical of AI-generated content.

Updated Aug 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/bittlinkm/claude-setup --skill vermenschlichen-bittlinkm
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: vermenschlichen
Source: https://github.com/bittlinkm/claude-setup/tree/main/skills/vermenschlichen
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bittlinkm/claude-setup --skill vermenschlichen-bittlinkm

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? German texts written or drafted by AI often carry recognizable machine patterns: inflated significance language, marketing phrases, excessive em-dashes, formulaic conclusion sections, fabricated citations, and leftover chatbot artifacts. This Skill provides a rule set, based on the Wikipedia guides "Anzeichen für KI-generierte Inhalte" and "Signs of AI writing", that makes German texts read as natural, factual, and human-written. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Pattern Detection and Removal: Identifies and eliminates typical AI giveaways such as promotional wording, weasel words, mechanical connectors, negative parallelism, synonym rotation, and over-structuring. - Fact and Citation Integrity: Enforces verifiable sources, forbids invented references, and checks that each citation actually supports the claim it is attached to. - Artifact Cleanup: Removes Markdown remnants, chatbot citation fragments (utm_source, oaicite, [cite: 1]), dialogue leftovers, and placeholder text. - Use Case: You drafted a German report or article with an AI assistant. Apply this Skill to strip out the "Fazit" section, replace stiff synonyms like "verfasste" with plain words, reduce em-dash density, and verify every source before publishing. ## Quick Start Rewrite my German text so it reads naturally and factually, removing all typical AI writing patterns.

Frequently Asked Questions about vermenschlichen

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

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How do I make AI-generated German text sound human?

Apply a rule set that removes typical machine patterns: inflated significance phrases, marketing language, mechanical connectors, excessive em-dashes, and formulaic conclusion sections. This Skill encodes those rules based on the Wikipedia guides on AI writing signs and applies them to any German text.

What are the typical signs of AI-generated text in German?

Common signs include promotional wording, weasel words like "Studien zeigen", negative parallelism, forced synonym rotation, over-structured layouts with bold keyword lists, "Fazit" and "Herausforderungen" sections, fabricated citations, and leftover chatbot artifacts such as utm_source links.

Does this writing style apply to all German text types?

Yes, the rules apply to chat replies, reports, articles, emails, summaries, documents, and social media posts written in German. They are meant to be used whenever German text is produced, even without an explicit style request.

Can correct grammar or formal tone reveal AI-written text?

No. Error-free spelling, a formal register, or an occasional connector word are not reliable indicators of machine origin. The Skill explicitly warns against stripping hedging words or natural constructions, since only the accumulation of specific patterns is suspicious.

How does the Skill handle sources and citations?

It forbids inventing sources, titles, DOIs, or links and requires that every citation actually supports the claim it is attached to. Uncertain statements must be flagged as uncertain or omitted rather than stated with false confidence.