| name | humanize-text |
| description | Scores and rewrites text to remove AI writing patterns. Rates content across
7 dimensions — AI vocabulary, content inflation, grammar patterns, UX copy
quality, structural tells, punctuation, and meta-content — each on a 1–10
scale. Works with raw text, Figma URLs, and UI screenshots. Based on
Wikipedia's Signs of AI Writing field guide.
|
| triggers | ["humanize text","remove AI patterns","AI slop","de-slop","AI writing detection","UX copy quality score","humanize-text"] |
| das | {"type":"package","category":"visual-components","upstream":"https://github.com/gregorymm/humanize-text","version":"latest"} |
humanize-text
Catalogue stub — full skill: gregorymm/humanize-text
Install the full skill
Via the Claude Code plugin marketplace:
/plugin marketplace add gregorymm/humanize-text
Or install directly:
/plugin install humanize-text@gregorymm-humanize
What it does
Analyzes any text and produces a per-dimension score (1–10) plus a human-rewritten version:
| Dimension | What it catches |
|---|
| AI vocabulary | Overused words: "delve", "leverage", "utilize", "seamlessly", "robust" |
| Content inflation | Unnecessary padding, redundant qualifiers, filler transitions |
| Grammar patterns | Passive overuse, nominalization, non-human sentence openers |
| UX copy quality | Button/label clarity, error message tone, empty state effectiveness |
| Structural tells | Excessive bullet lists, formulaic H2/H3 patterns, intro-body-conclusion rigidity |
| Punctuation | Em-dash overuse, ellipsis as hedge, unnatural comma placement |
| Meta-content | Self-referential phrases ("In this article…", "It's important to note…") |
Works across input types: paste raw text, provide a Figma URL, or share a UI screenshot.
When NOT to use
- Writing new UI copy from scratch — use
ux-writing-skill
- Writing new marketing copy — use
copywriting-skill
- Full design audit — use
design-auditor or plan-design-review
