This skill enforces a detailed set of constraints—banned vocabulary, structural variety, punctuation discipline, accuracy rules, and voice calibration—to produce text that does not read as AI-generated. It serves content creators, marketers, and anyone who needs tweets, emails, articles, reports, or social posts to pass as human-written. The effect is output that feels specific, concrete, and occasionally messy, like an actual person wrote it.
Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.
Installs: The anti-ai-slop-writing skill folder, including its on-demand banned-vocabulary reference file. · Claude Code
Copy the `anti-ai-slop-writing` folder into `~/.claude/skills/`. The documented command uses the repository-relative source path `skills/anti-ai-slop-writing`.
cp -r skills/anti-ai-slop-writing ~/.claude/skills/
Uses anti-ai-slop-writing
Use the anti-ai-slop-writing skill to rewrite the short draft below so it sounds human while preserving its meaning and factual claims. Keep the same content format and do not invent statistics, quotations, or anecdotes. Draft: [PASTE THE TEXT TO REWRITE HERE]
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