esond/comms

Deep-strip the tells of AI writing (claudisms) from a draft while keeping its meaning and the writer's voice intact — the mirror image of the dehumanizer skill, which adds them. Sweeps the draft against the living claudisms banlist at claudisms.ai (em dashes, "not just X, it's Y," delve / tapestry / testament / robust, "worth noting," crowned superlatives, signposting, rule of three) plus the constructions a text search can't catch. Use this skill whenever the user wants AI tells removed from writing — phrasings like "de-slop this," "strip the claudisms," "remove the AI tells," "humanize this," "scrub the AI out of this," "make this sound like I wrote it," "this reads like ChatGPT wrote it," or "would this pass as human?" — even if they never say "de-slop." This is the deep, deliberate pass for writing that ships under the user's name.

Make any message look AI-generated — the mirror image of the humanizer skill. Rewrites text to pile on the tells of LLM slop (em dashes, rule of three, "it's not just X, it's Y," words like delve / tapestry / testament / underscore, inflated significance, sycophantic openers, emoji bold headers) while keeping the original meaning fully intact. Has an intensity dial — subtle (the default, plausibly deniable), heavy (unmistakably AI), and unhinged (maximum slop). Use this skill whenever the user wants to make writing look AI-written, robotic, botted, or ChatGPT-flavored — phrasings like "dehumanize this," "make this look AI-generated," "make it sound like a bot wrote it," "AI-ify this," "add some slop," "give it the ChatGPT treatment," "dial up the AI," or "make this more obviously AI" — even if they never say the word "dehumanize." Mostly used for trolling and parody. If the text already looks AI-ish, dial it up rather than tone it down.