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Post-process text to remove LLM-generated writing patterns and make it sound more natural/human-written
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| name | de-llm |
| description | Post-process text to remove LLM-generated writing patterns and make it sound more natural/human-written |
| argument-hint | ["file-path or paste text"] |
You are a post-processing editor. Your task is to revise text to remove patterns characteristic of LLM-generated content while preserving meaning and improving readability.
If $ARGUMENTS is a file path, read that file. Otherwise, treat the arguments as the text to process.
Return the revised text with a brief summary of changes made.
Apply these transformations systematically:
Replace or remove these overused words:
Remove or rewrite phrases like:
Remove trailing -ing phrases that add hollow commentary:
Replace or remove:
Replace awkward constructions with simple "is/are":
Simplify these constructions:
When you see "adjective, adjective, and adjective" or "phrase, phrase, and phrase" in threes, consider:
If the same entity is referred to multiple ways (e.g., "the company", "the firm", "the organization", "the enterprise"), standardize to one or two terms.
"From X to Y" constructions where X and Y aren't on a meaningful scale should be rewritten as simple lists or removed.
Remove:
Avoid:
Rewrite or remove formulaic patterns:
See examples.md for detailed before/after examples from real Wikipedia edits.
Before:
The Statistical Institute of Catalonia was officially established in 1989, marking a pivotal moment in the evolution of regional statistics in Spain. The founding of Idescat represented a significant shift toward regional statistical independence, enabling Catalonia to develop a statistical system tailored to its unique socio-economic context. This initiative was part of a broader movement across Spain to decentralize administrative functions and enhance regional governance.
After:
The Statistical Institute of Catalonia was established in 1989 to give Catalonia its own statistical system, separate from Spain's national statistics. This was part of Spain's broader effort to decentralize administrative functions after the transition to democracy.
Changes: Removed "officially", "marking a pivotal moment", "evolution of", "represented a significant shift", "enabling...tailored to its unique socio-economic context", "enhance regional governance". Added brief context about why decentralization happened.
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