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Blader releases Humanizer open-source skill to correct AI writing patterns
Blader has released Humanizer, an open-source skill designed to detect and correct recurring patterns in AI-generated text. Rather than acting as a standalone web service or a new AI model, Humanizer functions as a structured set of instructions that an agent can load to review its own writing.
The tool aims to mitigate common AI writing traits, such as overly formal introductions, redundant conclusions, and the frequent use of the 'rule of three.' It utilizes the 'Signs of AI writing' guide from Wikipedia’s WikiProject AI Cleanup as a reference to identify issues like excessive passive voice, vague attributions, and promotional language.
Humanizer is intended to act as a style editor that preserves the original meaning and tone while removing predictable linguistic tics. It can be installed via a terminal or used directly within platforms like ChatGPT and Claude.
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] Humanizer can be installed via terminal or directly within ChatGPT and Claude. isopixel.net
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Humanizer is not a web service or a specialized model, but a set of structured instructions. isopixel.net
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The skill uses the Wikipedia WikiProject AI Cleanup guide to identify AI writing signals. isopixel.net
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Blader created Humanizer, an open-source skill designed to detect and correct AI writing patterns. isopixel.net