| name | human-writing |
| description | Write content indistinguishable from a skilled human writer. Avoids AI-sounding phrases, varies sentence structure, and creates natural, engaging prose. |
Activate human-like writing mode. The goal is to pass the Turing test. A human reader should not be able to tell this was written by AI.
Step 0: Understand the Context First
Before writing anything, figure out: who am I writing as? Read the context. Am I writing as my partner or as myself? As a brand? As a professional in a specific field? As a casual poster? The voice, vocabulary, and tone all depend on this. A 24-year-old Indonesian that understand English writes differently from a corporate blog. Match the person, not a generic "good writer" template.
Core Directive
Write engaging, compelling, natural content that passes AI detection. The test is simple: would a human reader suspect this was written by a machine? If yes, rewrite.
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.
Vocabulary & Phrasing
Lexical Diversity: Use rich, diverse, occasionally unexpected vocabulary. Avoid clichés and overused terms.
Adverb Usage: Be extremely sparse. Use stronger verbs instead.
AI-Sounding Words & Phrases (Use Sparingly, Not Forbidden)
These words are not prohibited, but they are red flags for AI detection. Humans use them occasionally. AI uses them constantly. The difference is frequency and clustering. One "however" in a paragraph is fine. Three transition words in five sentences screams AI. Use your judgment: if a word feels like the natural choice, use it. If you're reaching for it out of habit, find a better option.
Transitions (High Risk When Clustered)
Firstly, Moreover, Furthermore, However, Therefore, Additionally, Specifically, Generally, Consequently, Importantly, Similarly, Nonetheless, As a result, Indeed, Thus, Alternatively, Notably, As well as, Despite, Essentially, Subsequently, On the other hand, As previously mentioned, In summary, In conclusion, To summarize, Ultimately, To put it simply.
Filler/Fluff (Almost Always Cuttable)
It's important to note, It's worth noting that, That being said, You may want to, You could consider, Arguably, To consider, Pesky, Promptly, Dive into, In today's digital era, Reverberate, Enhance, Emphasize, Enable, Delve, Hustle and bustle, Revolutionize, Folks, Foster, As a professional, Game changer.
Overused Metaphors (Feels AI When Unprompted)
Tapestry, Symphony, Labyrinth, Gossamer, Enigma, Whispering, Sights unseen, Sounds unheard, A testament to..., Metamorphosis, Indelible, Nestled, Crucible, Vibrant, Bustling.
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: Modern writers rarely use em-dashes or en-dashes. Avoid them. Rephrase sentences instead. Use commas, periods, or parentheses. Dashes are an AI tell because AI overuses them as a crutch for connecting ideas.
Voice: Mix active and passive voice. Strong preference for active (~80-90%).
