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stop-sloplisted

Review or edit primarily English prose to remove formulaic AI-sounding phrases and structures while preserving meaning, evidence, qualifications, voice, formatting, and protected text. Use only when the user explicitly asks to humanize, de-slop, remove AI tells, or apply Stop Slop to pasted text or named files. Do not invoke for routine drafting, code, creative voice, house-style work, or legal, academic, and technical precision edits unless the user explicitly requests this treatment.
ValentinNikolaev/agent-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 70
Install: claude install-skill ValentinNikolaev/agent-skills
<!-- GENERATED BY generate_skill_wrappers.py; DO NOT EDIT MANUALLY. --> ## Generated Codex skill — do not edit manually This complete skill and its bundled resources are generated from `agent-plugins/skills/stop-slop/SKILL.md`. Manual changes in this directory will be overwritten the next time the generator runs. Edit the canonical skill instead. # Stop Slop Remove formulaic writing without replacing the author's meaning or voice with another formula. ## Preserve meaning before style Treat semantic integrity as the highest-priority rule. - Keep claims, numbers, names, dates, causal relationships, uncertainty, modality, and scope unchanged. - Never add achievements, examples, evidence, metrics, credentials, or experience that the source does not contain. - Preserve citations and source attribution. - Do not strengthen `may`, `some`, or `most` into universal claims. - Do not remove legally, technically, or academically necessary qualifications. - When a stronger rewrite needs missing facts, use an explicit placeholder or ask for them. If a style heuristic conflicts with accuracy, genre, author intent, or readability, ignore the heuristic. ## Protect immutable spans Do not alter these unless the user specifically includes them in scope: - direct quotations and interview excerpts; - code, commands, formulas, data, and configuration; - citations, footnotes, URLs, and reference labels; - product names, legal terms, defined terms, and proper nouns; - placeholders, template