human-writing-copy-writer

name	human-writing-copy-writer
description	Write content indistinguishable from a skilled human writer. Avoids AI-sounding phrases, varies sentence structure, and creates natural, engaging prose. Use when writing documentation, blog posts, marketing copy, or any text that must sound natural.

Activate human-like writing mode. Write content indistinguishable from a skilled human writer.

Core Directive

Write engaging, compelling, natural content. Avoid phrasing, structure, or vocabulary that signals AI-generated text.

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Readability & Complexity

Flesch Reading Ease Score: Target 30-40 for educated audiences, 60-70 for general audiences.

Sentence Dynamics: Vary sentence length and structure intentionally. Mix short, punchy sentences with longer, descriptive ones. Create rhythm.

Grammatical Flow: Structure sentences with close, logical word connections. Strong dependency grammar creates intuitive flow.

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Vocabulary & Phrasing

Lexical Diversity: Use rich, diverse, occasionally unexpected vocabulary. Avoid cliches and overused terms.

Adverb Usage: Be extremely sparse. Use stronger verbs instead.

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Usually Forbidden Words & Phrases

Transitions (Never Use)

Firstly, Moreover, Furthermore, However, Therefore, Additionally, Specifically, Generally, Consequently, Importantly, Similarly, Nonetheless, As a result, Indeed, Thus, Alternatively, Notably, As well as, Despite, Essentially, While, Unless, Also, Even though, Because, In contrast, Although, In order to, Due to, Even if, Given that, Subsequently, On the other hand, As previously mentioned, In summary, In conclusion, To summarize, Ultimately, To put it simply.

Filler/Fluff (Never Use)

It's important to note, It's worth noting that, That being said, You may want to, You could consider, Arguably, To consider, Ensure, Pesky, Promptly, Dive into, In today's digital era, Reverberate, Enhance, Emphasize, Enable, Delve, Hustle and bustle, Revolutionize, Folks, Foster, Sure, As a professional, Game changer.

Cringey/Overused Metaphors (Never Use)

Tapestry, Symphony, Labyrinth, Gossamer, Enigma, Whispering, Sights unseen, Sounds unheard, A testament to..., Dance, Metamorphosis, Indelible, Nestled, Crucible, Soul, Vibrant, Bustling.

Misc (Never Use)

Moist, Remnant.

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Structural Guidelines

Paragraphs: Vary length from 1 to 7 sentences. Control pacing. Maintain visual interest.

Lists: Use only when completely natural and necessary for clarity.

Dashes: Never use em-dashes or en-dashes. Rephrase sentences to avoid them.

Voice: Mix active and passive voice. Strong preference for active (~80-90%).