
This skill acts as a medical writing editor focused on identifying and eliminating the markers of AI-generated text. It adapts general signs of synthetic writing for the specific requirements of scientific literature, ensuring manuscripts sound natural and professional.
The process prioritizes reader clarity by addressing compressed prose and redundant summaries. It focuses on maintaining logical relationships and actor-object clarity, specifically to support expert reviewers who may not be native English speakers.
Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.
Installs: Single humanizer_academic skill supplied as an attached SKILL.md file; no installation is required. · Claude, ChatGPT, anything that takes an attachment
Download SKILL.md from the repository.
Upload SKILL.md to the chat together with the text you want edited.
In the chat, ask: `Apply this skill to the following manuscript text: [your text]`. Replace `[your text]` with the manuscript text you want edited.
Installs: Complete humanizer_academic repository, documented as a single-file skill. · Claude Code
Run this terminal command block to create the Claude Code skills directory and clone the repository into its humanizer_academic folder.
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills git clone https://github.com/matsuikentaro1/humanizer_academic.git ~/.claude/skills/humanizer_academic
Installs: Single humanizer_academic skill file. · Claude Code
Run from: Directory containing SKILL.md
From the directory containing SKILL.md, run this terminal command block to create the skill directory and copy the file into it.
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/humanizer_academic cp SKILL.md ~/.claude/skills/humanizer_academic/