AI Briefinghumanizer: Text Correction Based on 35 Wikipedia AI Style Patterns
blader/humanizer
About the project
It removes the awkwardness typical of AI-generated text, transforming it into natural sentences that read as if written by a human. It uses the 35 patterns outlined in Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing" as a baseline, without compromising the factual accuracy or structure of the original text.
It catches AI-specific habits such as exaggerated modifiers, weak evidence, and repetitive conjunctions. If the user provides writing samples, it follows their rhythm and tone, modifying only the prose sections while leaving code and data untouched.
It displays the pre-edit draft alongside a brief critique of remaining issues. It operates in Markdown format within agent environments that support skills, such as Claude, and is useful for polishing text across various contexts, from personal blogs to technical documentation.
blader/humanizer
Agent skill that removes signs of AI-generated writing from text
Python
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