Last commit on May 26, 2026·Created on May 25, 2026
realrossmanngroup/no_ai_slop_writing_rules
“Replaces vague claims with checkable facts, one rule at a time.”
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This skill library gives writers two tools for escaping generic prose. The first is a rule set with worked examples that show how to replace intensifiers, hollow statements, weasel words, and repetitive structure with specific, verifiable facts. The second is a data-driven voice profile built from 513,683 words of Louis Rossmann's writing, capturing his testable-number density, high sentence-length variance, and claim-then-proof structure. Together they help editors, technical writers, and anyone producing long-form prose catch the patterns that make text read like machine output.