A Claude Code skill (and universal SKILL.md) that forces any AI to produce human-sounding text by eliminating statistically detectable AI writing patterns.
Every piece of text the AI produces — tweets, emails, articles, bios, reports, copy and message passes through constraints that eliminate the vocabulary, structure, punctuation, and formatting patterns that readers and detection tools flag as AI-generated.
Based on research from Carnegie Mellon (2025), Wikipedia's Signs of AI Writing page, Buffer's 52M post analysis, and community detection patterns documented across X and Reddit.
- 50+ banned words flagged across multiple AI detection studies (delve, tapestry, landscape, testament, vibrant, pivotal, etc.)
- 35+ banned phrases ("In today's competitive...", "It's worth noting...", "Not just X, but Y", etc.)
- 16 banned sentence openers ("Certainly,", "Moreover,", "Additionally,", etc.)
- 10 structural patterns (rule of three, uniform sentence length, hedging seesaw, corporate pep talk, passive voice, etc.)
- Punctuation tells (em dash overuse, exclamation spam, ellipsis abuse)
- Formatting leaks (markdown in plain text, emoji bullet points, hashtag stacks)
- Accuracy failures (invented statistics, fabricated quotes, fake anecdotes)
/plugin marketplace add jalaalrd/founder-toolkitCopy the anti-ai-slop-writing folder to ~/.claude/skills/:
cp -r skills/anti-ai-slop-writing ~/.claude/skills/Copy the SKILL.md file to your tool's skills directory. The SKILL.md format is cross-compatible with 11+ coding agents.
Copy the contents of SKILL.md and paste it at the start of any conversation. It works as a system-level writing constraint.
The skill activates automatically when you ask the AI to write anything. You can also invoke it directly:
/anti-ai-slop-writing
Or just ask: "Write this tweet / email / article and make it sound human."
anti-ai-slop-writing/
├── SKILL.md # Core rules (under 500 lines)
└── references/
└── banned-words.md # Full banned vocabulary list (loaded on demand)
Created by Jalaaldeen — builder of Wardex, ZakatChain, and open-source AI tooling for founders.
MIT