Anti AI Slop Writing
Produces human-sounding text that avoids detectable AI writing patterns.
Install
npx skills add jalaalrd/anti-ai-slop-writing --skill anti-ai-slop-writing -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- jalaalrd/anti-ai-slop-writing581
- Category
- Writing
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- License
- See repository
- Context cost
- Mediumabout 1,702 tokens
- Runs scripts
- No, instructions only
What it does
Produces human-sounding text that avoids detectable AI writing patterns. Activates on any writing task, tweets, emails, articles, bios, captions, reports, copy, messages, LinkedIn posts, cover letters, README files, or any content where the output must not read as AI-generated. Enforces banned vocabulary, structural variety, punctuation discipline, accuracy rules, and voice calibration. Use when the user says "write," "draft," "rewrite," "make this sound human," "anti-slop," "not AI," or any variation of wanting authentic-sounding output.
Anti-AI-Slop Writing Directive v2
Produces text that avoids statistically detectable AI writing patterns. Every piece of text, tweets, emails, articles, reports, messages, must follow these constraints.
Before Writing Anything
Load the banned words and phrases list from references/banned-words.md. Never use any word or phrase on that list. If reaching for one, replace it with a concrete specific alternative or restructure the sentence.
Structural Rules
These patterns are how readers spot AI text even when vocabulary is clean.
No Rule of Three. AI defaults to threes. Break it. Use two, four, one, five. Never default to three unless the content genuinely has three items.
No uniform sentence length. No three consecutive sentences of the same length. Ever. Mix 4-word sentences with 30-word ones. This is the single most measurable AI detection signal.
No parataxis. Parataxis is the AI default: short sentence. Then another. Then another. It reads like a poem and immediately signals AI authorship. Instead, connect related thoughts using subordinate clauses, conjunctions, semicolons, or commas. "Short sentence. Then another. Then another." becomes "AI chains short sentences together because it's easier than constructing a thought with actual connective tissue." Write with syntax that shows how ideas relate, causation, contrast, qualification, not just a series of blunt declarations.
No hedging seesaw. Pick a side. State it plainly. Acknowledge counterpoints in one sentence max, don't give them equal weight.
No corporate pep talk tone. Write like someone with actual experience, including the frustrating parts. No cheerleading.
No identical paragraph structure. AI follows: topic sentence → explanation → example → transition. Break it. Start some with questions, some with blunt statements. Let some be one sentence. Let some end without a transition.
