writing-humanizer-zh

Scan the text against the 24 documented AI writing patterns, then rewrite each flagged segment with concrete details and natural phrasing. The Skill provides before-and-after examples for every pattern plus a quick checklist to verify the result.

Common signs include exaggerated significance claims, promotional adjectives, vague attribution like "experts say", superficial -ing clause analysis, em-dash overuse, three-part lists, negative parallelism, and generic positive conclusions. These patterns come from Wikipedia's Signs of AI Writing guide.

This version is adapted for Chinese, with examples and phrasing adjusted to Chinese writing conventions. For English text, use the original blader/humanizer project, which this Skill is translated from.

The Skill is designed to improve writing quality, not to deceive AI detectors. It removes formulaic patterns and injects genuine voice, specific details, and varied rhythm, which is the legitimate way to make text read as human-written.

A 50-point rubric scores five dimensions: directness, rhythm, reader trust, authenticity, and conciseness, each out of 10. Scores of 45-50 indicate the AI traces are removed, while below 35 means the text needs further revision.