What problem does it solve? AI-generated prose carries recognizable patterns (rule-of-three lists, em dashes, words like "delve" and "robust") that make readers stop trusting the text. This Skill gives writers and reviewers a concrete checklist and a reusable prompt to make docs, comments, issues, PRs, and chat replies read like a careful human expert wrote them. ## Core Features & Use Cases - AI-tell detection: Catalogs documented signs of AI writing across cadence, word choice, register, layout, and flow, each grounded in Wikipedia's Signs of AI writing field guide and cited vocabulary studies. - Rewriting rules: Provides concrete replacements, such as using "is" and "has" instead of "serves as", cutting summary endings, and breaking three-part symmetry. - Verbatim review prompt: Ships a copy-paste prompt with banned words and phrases for generating or auditing any draft. - Use Case: Before posting a PR description or README update, run the draft through the checklist to strip AI tells like negative parallelism, hedging filler, and decorative bullets. ## Quick Start Review my PR description draft and rewrite it to remove AI writing patterns using the writing-style rules.
