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Detect and remove AI writing patterns
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Basierend auf der SOC-Berufsklassifikation
Frontend aesthetics policy. Use when building UI, components, landing pages, dashboards, or any frontend work. Prevents generic ai-generated look.
Backward partner to /flow. Picks the next horizon from inbox + wiki + lessons, writes the reverse path as tagged tasks to TODO.md so /autopilot can pursue it tick by tick. Triggers on: endgame, what's the last move, where are we heading, reverse engineer, work backward.
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Create outlines and gather research before writing
Draft content with voice, rhythm, and specificity
| name | copy-editor |
| description | Detect and remove AI writing patterns |
Find and fix signs of AI-generated text. Based on Wikipedia's AI Cleanup patterns.
Em dashes. Replace all with commas, periods, or colons. No exceptions.
Rule of three. Never list exactly three parallel items. Two or four, not three.
Negative parallelisms. "Not just X, it's Y" and "It's not about X, it's about Y." Cut these.
AI vocabulary. Additionally, crucial, delve, landscape, pivotal, testament, vibrant, showcase, foster, underscore, enhance, garner, interplay, tapestry, enduring, intricate.
-ing tacked-on phrases. "...ensuring that," "...highlighting the," "...showcasing how." Cut or restructure.
Copula avoidance. "Serves as" and "stands as" should just be "is."
Vague attributions. "Experts say," "industry reports suggest." Name the source or cut it.
Staccato overcorrection. Five short fragments in a row is its own AI tell. Let one sentence breathe before the short punch.
Run before approving any writing:
[ ] No em dashes
[ ] No rule of three
[ ] No negative parallelisms
[ ] No AI vocabulary
[ ] No -ing tacked-on phrases
[ ] No "serves as" / "stands as"
[ ] No vague attributions
[ ] Sentence lengths vary
[ ] No staccato overcorrection
[ ] At least one specific detail
[ ] Ending is specific, not generic
If any box fails, rewrite and run again.