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kill-sloplisted

Audit a file or draft for AI slop and off-voice lines against the author's bound voice, report findings with in-voice swaps, then apply approved fixes. Use when the user says "kill slop", "/kill-slop [file]", "find the slop in this", "audit this for slop", or wants a deck, article, page, or draft cleaned to sound like them. Wraps the anti-slop skill with a voice binding and a fix workflow. NOT a detector-evasion tool, and NOT for text with no voice to bind.
aixarizzo/kill-slop · ★ 18 · AI & Automation · score 76
Install: claude install-skill aixarizzo/kill-slop
# kill-slop Audit-and-fix workflow for any voice-bearing file. The argument is a file path or a pasted draft. If neither is given, ask which file. ## Setup (once) Point step 1 at the author's voice. In priority order: 1. A voice file the author maintains (put its path in step 1 below). 2. 5+ real writing samples, from which you build a voice card on the fly (`anti-slop/references/voice-binding.md`). 3. A named register the author states. None of the three available: stop and say so. Auditing against a default banlist manufactures false positives on real human writing. The anti-slop contract governs here. ## Steps (follow exactly) 1. **Load the anti-slop skill in AUDIT mode** and its full catalog at `../anti-slop/references/master-list.md` (installed: `~/.claude/skills/anti-slop/references/master-list.md`). Before flagging anything, read the author's voice file in full (the path you set in Setup). That file sets the caps, not any default banlist. **If this session (or any agent in it) wrote or edited the target text, do not audit it yourself.** Spawn a fresh-context subagent that never saw the drafting, hand it this skill plus the voice file, and relay its findings. The author of a draft is the worst judge of it. 2. **Read the whole piece twice.** - Pass one: sweep for catalog tells. Clusters of 3+ within ~100 words count; single hits are noise. - Pass two: read as a stranger hearing it out loud. This is where the real catches are: robot words, padding that r