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Apply this Skill to the draft. It rewrites the text by removing machine-writing patterns such as repeated sentence moulds, asserted importance, missing agents, and uniform rhythm, while calibrating the register to the situation and preserving every original fact.

The Skill identifies five families: moulds that keep filling, weight asserted instead of carried, agents dropping out of sentences, announcing instead of doing, and policies applied uniformly. Measured tells also include overused present participles, nominalizations, and clustered sentence lengths.

Yes, it works directly in the source language without translating to English. It is calibrated for Western languages with Latin, Cyrillic, or Greek scripts; languages with grammaticalized honorific systems like Japanese or Korean need a different register model.

No. A hard constraint forbids adding any name, number, date, quote, or source absent from the original. Unknown information is stated as unknown or the sentence is removed, and imposed structures like required formats outrank stylistic changes.

Do not change text solely because it has correct grammar, advanced vocabulary, or clean formatting, since none of these is evidence of machine authorship. Quoted material, titles, proper names, and precise hard-to-invent details are preserved on sight.