no-ai-slop: Agent Skill to Strip Formulaic AI Phrasing

Repositorypetergyang/no-ai-slopTool

The open-source project no-ai-slop detects and removes over 20 stereotypical patterns of AI writing without flattening the author's individual voice.

Key points

  1. Catches more than 20 common AI tropes, including binary contrasts, throat-clearing openers, dramatic fragments, and superficial puffery.
  2. Installs directly into coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and ChatGPT, or via an npx CLI command.
  3. Offers text rewriting with a change log, pure pattern detection without guessing authorship, and satirical slop generation.
  4. Enforces writing fundamentals like active voice, simplified syntax, and concrete detail over abstraction.

Why it matters

LLM-assisted drafting often homogenises prose through predictable rhythms and clichés. This tool acts as an automated editor to strip repetitive machine phrasing while protecting nuance and human tone.

Analysis

The repository is built around standardised skill definitions (SKILL.md), evaluation criteria (eval.md), and Python tooling for plugin generation. Aimed at writers, editors, and agent users, the project shows strong maturity with more than 7,000 GitHub stars and clear multi-platform support across ChatGPT, Codex, and Claude Code.

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    7210 Mattersburg, Austria
  • Vienna
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    1030 Wien, Austria

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