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humaniselisted

Humanise text by removing AI writing patterns so it reads as human-written. Use when the user asks to humanise, de-AI or de-slop a draft, says it reads like a robot or like ChatGPT wrote it, or wants a press-release voice given a pulse. Applies 31 patterns from Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing". For grammar-only proofreading or spell checking, edit normally instead.
henkisdabro/wookstar-claude-plugins · ★ 86 · AI & Automation · score 78
Install: claude install-skill henkisdabro/wookstar-claude-plugins
# Humaniser: remove AI writing patterns Based on Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing", maintained by WikiProject AI Cleanup. Last checked against the Wikipedia source: 2026-08-05. > Removing AI patterns is table stakes. The job is giving the text a **pulse**. ## Process 1. Calibrate on the author's voice if a sample is available (see Voice calibration) 2. Scan all 31 patterns (see Pattern summary) 3. Read the reference file for every pattern found 4. Rewrite each flagged section, replacing the pattern with pulse 5. Audit that draft against the two questions below, answering both in writing 6. Revise into a final version that addresses both answers 7. Return the final text, the audit answers, and a footnote listing the patterns fixed ### The audit questions Ask these of your own draft, in these words: 1. **"What makes the text below so obviously AI generated?"** Assume it still is, and go find the reason. Asking whether it "sounds human" is a vibe check, and a draft always passes its own vibe check. This question does not let it. 2. **"Does the rewrite state any fact, name, number, date, quote or citation that is not in the source?"** See Never invent facts. ## Never invent facts The rewrite carries every claim from the source and adds none of its own. No fact, name, number, date, quote or citation appears in the output unless it was in the input or the user supplied it. The rest of this skill pushes the other way, which is why the rule is here: pattern #5 flags vague a