unslop

Run the unslop skill on the draft. It scans for 31 documented AI tells including puffery, vague attributions, em dash overuse, and chatbot phrases, then rewrites each instance with plain concrete wording while preserving meaning.

Common tells include words like pivotal, delve, and tapestry, superficial -ing phrases such as highlighting or showcasing, rule-of-three structures, excessive em dashes, boldface on every noun, and closers like I hope this helps.

No. The process explicitly preserves meaning and matches the intended tone. It replaces formulaic phrasing with direct equivalents and cuts filler, but the underlying facts and message stay intact.

Yes. Beyond removing patterns, it adds voice: opinions, varied sentence rhythm, first person where fitting, and specific concrete details. This prevents the sterile output that results from only deleting AI vocabulary.

Avoid it when the text must follow a strict house style that conflicts with the rewrites, or when quoted material must remain verbatim. The skill rewrites freely, so legally fixed wording should be excluded first.