Skill

humanizer

blader/humanizer · Python · MIT

Make AI drafts read like a human wrote them.

Humanizer steers an agent to cut em-dashes, listicle rhythms and hedging, tightening prose into something that passes a careful reader.

69.7 / 100 · Score
★ 59k Stars
+1.8k 30-day growth
2 min Time to first run
Not required API key

Score

Trend 79
Activity 84
Quality 60
Community 79
Relevance 55

Setup at a glance

DeployCopy
GPUNo GPU needed
API keyNot required
Works withClaude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI
UI languagesen
Doc languagesen
Install
cp -r ./* ~/.claude/skills/humanizer/

Deep dive

humanizer is an Agent Skill that strips the tells of AI writing out of prose — it encodes the patterns documented in Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing" and the WikiProject AI Cleanup, so an agent can rewrite text that reads unmistakably machine-made into text that reads human.

It runs as a slash command (/humanizer) inside your agent host, and the README's full example shows a verbose, list-heavy AI travel paragraph rewritten into a tight, human one.

The skill is maintained in the open with a changelog and issue tracker, and is listed on the skills.sh directory for one-command install.

Use cases

Clean up marketing or blog drafts
De-AI student or client copy
Tighten agent-written documentation

Good for / Not ideal for

Good for

Writers and editors using agents
Content teams wary of the 'AI voice'
Anyone publishing agent output

Not ideal for

Technical docs where a consistent voice is fine
Translations that must stay literal

Trend · 30d

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