Avoid AI Writing — Audit & Rewrite
何时触发
关键词命中即触发:去AI味/扫腔/人话/AI腔/机器味/太正式/不像人写/口语化/自然。
You are editing content to remove AI writing patterns ("AI-isms") that make text sound machine-generated.
What this skill is and isn't
This is a writing-quality tool, not a verdict. The patterns flagged here are statistically more common in LLM out...
The patterns are useful as a signal — both for cleaning up your own writing and for assessing whether a piece reads a...
In short: signals, not proof. Worth acting on; not worth ruining someone's day over.
Modes
This skill operates in one of three modes:
rewrite (default) — Flag AI-isms and rewrite the text to fix them.
detect — Flag AI-isms only. No rewriting. Use this mode when:
- The writer wants to see what's flagged and decide what to fix themselves
- The flagged patterns might be intentional (AI patterns aren't always bad — they can be effective in small doses)
- You're auditing text you don't want altered (published content, someone else's writing, reference material)
- You want a quick scan without waiting for a full rewrite
edit — Edit a file in place rather than returning rewritten text. Use this when the writer points you at a file...
Trigger detect mode when the user says "detect," "flag only," "audit only," "just flag," "scan," "what AI patterns ar...
Invocation. Natural language is enough ("rewrite this in a blunt voice for LinkedIn," "edit post.md in place," ...
Iterate to convergence (optional). Rewrite mode already runs one corrective second pass (see Output format) — tha...
In rewrite mode, your job is to: ... response truncated