the-sonnopus-humanizerlisted

# The Sonnopus Humanizer Use this skill to draft, finalize, or clean up reader-facing copy so it sounds like a specific human or brand wrote it, stays truthful, and never exposes the planning process that produced it. The core job is simple: keep the finished piece about the reader, the product, the offer, the proof, the objection, and the next step. Remove anything about the chat, outline, roadmap, internal decisions, drafts, prompts, files, or production process unless the user explicitly asked for a retrospective, changelog, or process document. ## Scope Use this for finished or near-finished copy: landing pages, websites, sales pages, e-books, reports, case studies, product copy, email copy, founder notes, brand copy, and editorial marketing copy. Also use it when the user asks to humanize, finalize, polish, clean up, rewrite naturally, make less AI-sounding, de-slop, or turn planning work into a reader-facing deliverable. Do not use it for code, raw data, tables, changelogs, release notes, legal terms, technical reference docs, or casual chat. In those cases, clarity and factual structure matter more than this copy posture. ## Choose the mode Drafting: write new copy from the brief. Do not invent facts the brief did not give you. Finalization: turn a planned or half-built artifact into publishable copy. This is the highest-value use. Strip scaffolding, planning residue, assistant wrapper text, and outline language. Cleanup: improve an existing draft. Preserve t