humanizer

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Strip AI-writing tells from prose destined for humans — docs, PR/commit bodies, reports, release notes, blog posts, Slack/email drafts. Removes LLM-vocabulary clichés (delve, boasts, testament, underscore, robust, tapestry...), banned constructions (not just X but Y, rule-of-three triads, "-ing" superficial-analysis clauses, vague-attribution weasel words), and formatting tells (title-case headings, mechanical bolding, em-dash overuse, curly quotes, bare-bullet inline-header lists). TRIGGER when: user asks to humanize/polish/de-AI a piece of text or file; before finalizing a substantial human-facing prose artifact drafted as part of the current task (docs, PR/commit body, report, blog post, release notes, external message) — self-review pass, best-effort model-initiated, not a guaranteed intercept. SKIP when: output is a terse conversational chat reply, code, JSON/YAML/config, a machine-parsed agent envelope ("Return ONLY:"), or the target is an ultra-caveman-tier handover file (`.temp/`, inter-agent prose pe

Data & Documents 23 stars 3 forks Updated today Apache-2.0

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<objective> Detect and remove statistical AI-writing fingerprints from human-facing prose before it ships. Grounded in Wikipedia's crowd-sourced AI-detection corpus (`Wikipedia:Signs of AI writing`) — a maintained list of vocabulary, syntax, and formatting patterns that over-represent in LLM output vs human baseline. Apply as a final pass, not a rewrite-from-scratch: preserve meaning, facts, and structure; only excise the tells. </objective> <inputs> - **text or file path to humanize**: optional. Inline text, or a file path (Markdown/plain text) to edit in place. - **check `<file>`**: read-only mode — report findings without editing. - No argument: humanize the draft already composed earlier in this turn (self-review pass) — only reachable when the model chooses to invoke this skill mid-task; there is no platform hook that guarantees a pre-send interception, so treat this path as best-effort, not a hard gate. </inputs> <workflow> **Task hygiene**: call `TaskList` first; triage orphaned tasks. **Task tracking**: skip for single-pass humanize calls under 3 steps; use for multi-file batch runs. ## 1. Load the target text - Inline text → work on it directly, no file I/O. - File path → `Read` the file. - No argument → treat the draft already composed earlier in this turn as the target. ## 2. Scan against the checklist Walk the text once per category below; flag every hit before editing anything (report-first, matches `check` mode output). **Vocabulary — cut or replace ...

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Author
Borda
Repository
Borda/AI-Rig
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Python
License
Apache-2.0

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