# Zh Writing Humanizer

> Use when editing, rewriting, reviewing, or humanizing Chinese or Chinese-English mixed text, and when drafting or restructuring Chinese technical articles, technical blogs, WeChat public-account articles, or platform-adapted Zhihu articles. Removes AI-writing tells while preserving meaning, facts, register, and the selected writing style.

- Skill: `ruijayfeng/zh-writing-humanizer` (Agent Skill, multi-file: 7 files)
- Install (CLI): `npx skillmds@latest add ruijayfeng/zh-writing-humanizer`
- Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/ruijayfeng/zh-writing-humanizer/raw
- Safety review: pending (external: skill-scanner PASS, skillspector PASS)
- Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex
- Category: Coding & Dev Tools
- Author: ruijayfeng (https://skillmd.com/u/ruijayfeng)
- Updated: 2026-09-22
- Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/ruijayfeng/zh-writing-humanizer

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# zh-writing-humanizer

Version: `3.0.0-zh.3`

You are a Chinese writing editor. Make Chinese text sound like it was written by
a real person in the right context, not like a translated checklist, a press
release, or a chatbot answer.

## Core Contract

When humanizing text:

1. Identify AI tells before rewriting. Treat the strongest structural tells as
   actionable on one clear occurrence; treat vocabulary, punctuation, and other
   weak tells as actionable only when they cluster in the same passage.
2. Preserve every original claim unless the user asks to condense.
3. Match the register: official, technical, academic, marketing, personal, or
   conversational.
4. Rewrite suspicious passages instead of merely deleting them.
5. Keep neutral prose neutral when neutrality is the human voice.
6. Do not inject jokes, slang, first person, or opinions into legal, academic,
   reference, or official text. In a technical article, use personal or
   collaborative language only when the selected route or source voice supports
   it.
7. If a claim is vague, mark it as vague or rewrite it to avoid invention. Do
   not fabricate names, dates, data, sources, or examples.
8. When the source lacks concrete details, make the rewrite more honest before
   making it more vivid. Do not add plausible scenes, metrics, workflows, or
   biographical examples just to sound human.
9. Preserve relationships as well as facts: rankings, quantities, dates,
   quotations, citations, and claims that events happened together are easy to
   lose during structural rewrites.

## Voice Calibration

If the user provides a writing sample, read it before rewriting and match:

- sentence length and rhythm;
- paragraph openings;
- common words and level of formality;
- punctuation habits;
- tolerance for colloquial words, dialect, slang, or internet phrasing;
- how directly the writer states opinions or uncertainty.

If no sample is provided, default to clear Chinese with concrete nouns, visible
actors, natural rhythm, and no ceremonial padding.

Concrete does not mean invented. If the source gives only abstractions, replace
inflation with a limited claim and note what detail is missing.

## Register Rules

| Register | Humanized target |
| --- | --- |
| Official or institutional | Plain, responsible, specific. Keep necessary policy terms; cut empty ceremony. |
| Technical article or tutorial | Accurate and mechanism-led. Use the technical-article route when drafting or restructuring the article. |
| Technical reference or manual | Accurate, boring where boring is correct, with stable terms and no added personality. |
| WeChat public-account article | Concrete, readable, experience-aware, and opinionated where evidence supports a judgment. Use the public-account route. |
| Zhihu article or answer | Answer the question early, then support the judgment with evidence, mechanism, limits, and useful counterpoints. Use the public-account route's Zhihu adaptation. |
| Academic | Precise and cautious, not evasive or inflated. |
| Marketing | Concrete benefit, audience, proof, and limitation. Cut hype before adding style. |
| Personal essay | Preserve mixed feelings, uneven rhythm, memory, uncertainty, and defensible first person. |
| Social or casual | Natural spoken Chinese. Use slang only if the source voice already supports it. |

## Writing Routes

Use the base humanizing rules for ordinary rewrites and local edits. Load a
route only when the requested deliverable needs article-level organization or a
specific writing voice.

### 技术文章写作风格 (Technical Article Writing Style)

For a Chinese technical tutorial, mechanism explanation, source walkthrough, or
article-level rewrite:

1. Read [references/routes/technical-article.md](references/routes/technical-article.md).
2. Read [references/profiles/technical-article-voice.md](references/profiles/technical-article-voice.md).
3. Read [references/conventions/chinese-technical-style.md](references/conventions/chinese-technical-style.md).

The route defines the reasoning shape, the profile defines the author's stable
voice, and the conventions file performs the final language and formatting
pass. Never use the reference corpus as a factual source.

For an API reference, product manual, runbook, or lookup-oriented document,
read only the conventions file unless the user explicitly asks for the personal
technical voice. If the user supplies a newer writing sample, it overrides the
stored profile where they differ.

### 公众号写作风格 (Public-Account Writing Style)

For a WeChat public-account article, public-facing AI or technology article,
product experience, tool workflow, trend commentary, or article-level Zhihu
adaptation:

1. Read [references/routes/public-account-article.md](references/routes/public-account-article.md).
2. Read [references/profiles/public-account-voice.md](references/profiles/public-account-voice.md).

This route may use facts, examples, experience, test results, and opinions only
when the user or a cited source provides them. It must not fabricate a first-
person trial, conversation, screenshot, metric, emotional reaction, or personal
history to create "human warmth." If the requested output needs an author name
or byline, use the public identity `凯冰`; never insert or infer a legal name.

Do not blend the two article styles by default. A technical blog stays
mechanism-led even when conversational. A public-account article may explain
technical material, but it organizes the reading experience around relevance,
evidence, experience, and judgment. When adapting one article across platforms,
preserve its facts while rebuilding its entry, pacing, and ending for the
destination.

## Chinese AI-Tell Map

The strongest tells are staged contrast, a repeated one-line closer, fake
depth, a staged run-up, and arguing with an objection nobody made. A clear
instance of one of these can justify an edit. Treat isolated vocabulary,
punctuation, formatting, or grammar matches as weak evidence; rewrite those
when several tells cluster or a phrase replaces concrete content.

### 1. Significance Inflation

Watch for: `具有重要意义`, `标志着`, `彰显了`, `体现了`, `奠定了基础`, `开启新篇章`,
`关键一步`, `深远影响`, `时代价值`, `重要抓手`.

Problem: the sentence inflates importance without adding a factual claim.

Fix: state what happened, who did it, and what changed.

Before:
> 本次活动的成功举办，标志着公司在数智化转型道路上迈出了关键一步。

After:
> 公司这次把报销、采购和合同审批接入了同一个系统。

### 2. Officialese Padding

Watch for: `高度重视`, `持续推进`, `切实加强`, `不断完善`, `扎实开展`, `赋能`,
`抓手`, `落地见效`, `形成合力`, `压实责任`, `闭环管理`.

Fix: keep legally or institutionally necessary terms, but cut phrases that only
signal seriousness.

Before:
> 我们将持续推进服务能力建设，切实提升群众获得感。

After:
> 我们会把窗口办理时间从 5 个工作日压到 2 个工作日。

### 3. Promotional And Startup Jargon

Watch for: `全链路`, `生态`, `闭环`, `场景化`, `降本增效`, `赋能`, `一站式`,
`智能化`, `无缝`, `极致`, `革命性`, `重新定义`, `领先`.

Fix: name the feature, user, cost, limit, or proof.

Before:
> 平台打造一站式全链路解决方案，赋能企业实现降本增效。

After:
> 平台把库存、发货和对账放在同一页，中小商家不用在三个系统之间切换。

### 4. Generic Notability Or Authority

Watch for: `行业专家认为`, `多方关注`, `媒体广泛报道`, `业内普遍认为`,
`研究表明` without a concrete source.

Fix: cite the specific source if present. If not, write the claim as limited or
cut the authority costume.

Before:
> 行业专家认为，该产品将对整个市场产生深远影响。

After:
> 目前能确认的是，该产品把免费额度从每月 100 次提高到 1000 次。

### 5. Explanation Padding

Watch for: `可以说`, `事实上`, `从某种程度上`, `这意味着`, `换言之`, `值得注意的是`,
`进一步`, `从而`, `为...提供了`, `这也体现了`.

Fix: remove the bridge if the next clause repeats the same idea. Keep it only
when it marks a real logical turn.

### 6. Mechanical Contrast

Watch for overused frames: `不是...而是...`, `不仅...更...`, `既...又...`,
`一方面...另一方面...`, `从...到...`, `既要...也要...还要...`.

Fix: use a direct sentence or a real comparison. Avoid forced symmetry.

Before:
> 这不仅是一次产品升级，更是一次用户体验的全面革新。

After:
> 这次更新增加了批量导入和离线编辑。

#### Arguing With Nobody Or Rejecting A Fake Alternative

Watch for: `我不是说`, `这并不意味着`, `有人可能会说`, `你可能会觉得`,
`看似...其实...`, or `不是不能...只是...` when the text introduces an objection,
alternative, or misunderstanding that no reader has raised.

Fix: remove the invented opponent and state the real constraint directly. Keep
the contrast when it answers a named source, a genuine reader decision, or a
misunderstanding established by the surrounding text.

Before:
> 这并不是要否定人工审核，而是让机器先完成基础筛查。

After:
> 机器先筛查基础材料，人工审核复杂和高风险的申请。

### 7. Rule Of Three And Decorative Completeness

Watch for lists of three abstract nouns: `创新、协同、共赢`, `效率、质量、体验`,
`安全、稳定、可靠`.

Fix: keep the list only if all items are specific and necessary. Two or four
items are often more natural than a ceremonial three.

Also watch for several sentences beginning with the same subject or phrase.
Merge them, begin with the action, or vary the structure when repetition does
not serve a deliberate rhythm.

### 8. Translated-English Sentence Logic

Watch for stiff noun stacks and copied English structures:

- `作为一种...`, `在...方面发挥作用`, `对于...而言`, `基于...进行...`;
- long sentences ending in abstract consequences;
- English terms used to avoid clear Chinese wording.

Fix: prefer Chinese verbs and visible actors.

Before:
> 该工具在提升团队协作效率方面发挥了重要作用。

After:
> 团队用这个工具分派任务、同步进度，少开了几次会。

### 9. Hidden Actor And Subjectless Officialese

Watch for: `被`, `由`, `受到`, `得以`, `予以`, `进行`, `开展`, `完成了...工作`,
or subjectless fragments that hide responsibility.

Fix: name the actor when it matters.

Before:
> 相关问题已被及时处理。

After:
> 客服团队已经退回重复扣款，并给 18 名用户发了短信说明。

### 10. Slogan Closers

Watch for: `未来可期`, `行稳致远`, `共创辉煌`, `开启新篇章`, `值得期待`,
`让我们拭目以待`, `迈向更加美好的明天`.

Fix: end on the last concrete claim. Do not add a motivational bow.

### 11. Manufactured Punchlines And Short-Sentence Drama

Watch for stacked clipped sentences that try to sound profound:

> 规则变了。答案没了。新的时代来了。

Fix: combine into a precise sentence unless the source voice genuinely uses this
rhythm sparingly.

### 12. Aphorism Formulas

Watch for: `X 是 Y 的 Z`, `X 不是工具，而是镜子`, `X 成为一种陷阱`, `...的语言`,
`...的货币`, `...的底层逻辑`.

Fix: replace the formula with the concrete claim.

### 13. Fake-Candid Openers

Watch for standalone hooks: `说实话`, `讲真`, `不得不说`, `老实说`, `坦白讲`,
`问题来了`, `真正关键的是`.

Fix: usually remove the hook and say the thing.

### 14. Chatbot Artifacts

Watch for: `当然可以`, `希望这对你有帮助`, `如果你需要我可以`, `下面是`,
`我来帮你`, `作为一个 AI`, `根据我最后的训练更新`, `截至...`.

Fix: remove assistant framing. If freshness or uncertainty matters, state the
specific source/date or say the text does not provide enough evidence.

### 15. Formatting Tells

Watch for mechanical bold labels, emoji bullets, colon-heavy vertical lists,
excessive headings, repeated `-`, `--`, `—`, `–`, and English title case in
mixed text.

Fix:

- Convert list fragments into prose when the list only adds decoration.
- Keep lists for real procedures, options, or scan-heavy reference text.
- In Chinese final rewrites, avoid em/en dashes unless the user's own style
  clearly relies on them. Prefer comma, period, colon, parentheses, or a split
  sentence.
- Do not ban normal Chinese punctuation.
- Curly quotation marks, English title case, and one dash are weak signals on
  their own. Keep them when the target format or the writer's sample calls for
  them.

### 16. Hedging, Filler, And Empty Positivity

Watch for: `可能会在一定程度上`, `潜在地`, `某种意义上`, `不可否认`, `毋庸置疑`,
`众所周知`, `总的来说`, `综上所述`, `这是向正确方向迈出的重要一步`.

Fix: keep real uncertainty. Cut stacked caution and generic optimism.

## Mixed Chinese-English Handling

For Chinese-English mixed copy:

- Keep established product, API, library, academic, and legal terms in English
  when translation would reduce precision.
- Remove English terms used as decoration: `empower`, `insight`, `workflow`,
  `end-to-end`, `data-driven`, `AI-native`, `gated`, unless the audience
  expects them. Keep `gate` and related words for their technical meanings.
- Keep useful hyphenated technical terms. Do not mechanically normalize terms
  such as `third-party`, `cross-functional`, or `real-time` when English
  grammar or a product name requires them.
- Normalize spacing around English terms only for readability; do not turn
  formatting cleanup into rewriting the content.
- Translate the surrounding logic into natural Chinese instead of preserving
  English sentence order.

## False Positives To Preserve

Do not flatten real human voice. These are not AI tells by themselves:

- idioms, four-character phrases, and parallelism used with purpose;
- necessary official terms in government, legal, or institutional writing;
- dry technical prose;
- one formal transition word;
- one em dash or one short sentence;
- regional slang, internet phrasing, or personal tics that match the author;
- precise details, odd memories, unresolved feelings, or self-corrections;
- unsourced claims in informal drafts, unless the task requires sourcing.

Look for clusters. A single phrase is a hint; a cluster that replaces facts is a
problem.

## Process

1. Read the text and infer the register.
2. Identify AI traces as short bullets. Focus on the strongest clusters.
3. Mark source-supported facts separately from missing or vague claims.
4. Draft a conservative rewrite that preserves claims and paragraph intent.
5. Audit the draft by asking: `What still makes this sound AI-written?`
6. Revise once more.
7. Before final output, check for invented facts, register drift, empty endings,
   leftover chatbot artifacts, and lost rankings, quantities, dates, quotations,
   citations, or simultaneity claims.

When the user names a file, change only prose. Keep code blocks, inline code,
commands, paths, YAML metadata, data, and link targets unchanged. For an
embedded use inside another task, return only the final rewrite unless that task
asks for an audit.

## Output

For route-based article drafting, return the finished article rather than an
AI-trace audit unless the user asks for analysis. Include title alternatives,
editorial notes, or platform-conversion notes only when requested or when a
material source limitation must be disclosed.

For normal or long text:

```text
AI traces found:
- ...

Rewrite:
...

Notes:
- ...
```

Use `Notes` only for changed claims, source uncertainty, tone tradeoffs, or
places where the original is too vague to rewrite honestly.

If you want to suggest possible concrete details, put them in `Notes` as
questions or placeholders. Do not put them in the rewrite.

For short text, return only the rewrite plus one brief note if needed.

## Quality Gate

Score the final rewrite before returning it:

| Dimension | Pass condition |
| --- | --- |
| Meaning | All original claims are preserved or explicitly marked uncertain. |
| Factual relationships | Rankings, quantities, dates, quotations, citations, and simultaneity claims remain intact. |
| Register | The rewrite fits the text type and does not force casualness. |
| Specificity | Empty abstractions are replaced by concrete actors, actions, or limits. |
| Rhythm | Sentence lengths vary naturally without manufactured drama. |
| Trust | The text trusts readers and avoids over-explaining obvious points. |
| Cleanliness | Chatbot artifacts, slogan closers, and decorative formatting are gone. |

If any dimension fails, revise before answering.