
De Ai Ify
- 254 installs
- 390 repo stars
- Updated March 19, 2026
- brianrwagner/ai-marketing-skills
De-ai-ify is a skill that removes AI-generated writing patterns and restores a natural human voice, scoring human-ness on a 0-10 scale.
About
De-ai-ify removes AI-generated writing patterns and restores a natural human voice to text. It scans for 47 patterns across transitions, cliches, hedging language, corporate buzzwords, and robotic structures, then rewrites while preserving facts and structure. It scores the text on a 0-10 human-ness scale and produces a change log. A writer uses it before publishing content to make AI drafts sound human. It offers quick, standard, and deep modes.
- Removes AI-generated jargon and restores a natural human voice to text
- Scans 47 specific patterns across transitions, cliches, hedging, and buzzwords
- Scores human-ness 0-10 and outputs a change log with manual-review flags
De Ai Ify by the numbers
- 254 all-time installs (skills.sh)
- Ranked #892 of 1,879 Marketing & SEO skills by installs in the Skillselion catalog
- Data as of Aug 5, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
de-ai-ify capabilities & compatibility
- Capabilities
- copywriting · content quality · editing
- Use cases
- copywriting · marketing
What de-ai-ify says it does
Remove AI-generated patterns and restore natural human voice to your writing.
Trained on 1,000+ AI vs human comparisons to identify 47 specific patterns
Measures "human-ness" on 0-10 scale using readability metrics
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| Installs | 254 |
|---|---|
| repo stars | ★ 390 |
| Last updated | March 19, 2026 |
| Repository | brianrwagner/ai-marketing-skills ↗ |
What it does
Strip AI-generated patterns from a draft and restore a human voice before publishing content.
Who is it for?
Writers and marketers cleaning AI drafts before publishing
Skip if: Preserving intentional AI-style phrasing or bulk random rewrites
When should I use this skill?
You want to strip AI patterns and make a draft sound human before publishing
What you get
A human-scored rewrite with a change log and manual-review flags
- A rewritten -HUMAN.md file
- A change log and manual-review flags
By the numbers
- 47 specific patterns detected
- 0-10 human-ness score
- 3 modes: quick, standard, deep
Files
De-AI-ify Text
Remove AI-generated patterns and restore natural human voice to your writing.
Why This vs ChatGPT?
Problem with raw ChatGPT: Just asking "make this sound more human" gives inconsistent results. You get different rewrites each time, no systematic pattern removal, and no validation.
This skill provides: 1. Systematic detection - Trained on 1,000+ AI vs human comparisons to identify 47 specific patterns 2. Consistent methodology - Same transformation logic every time, not random rewrites 3. Validation scoring - Measures "human-ness" on 0-10 scale using readability metrics 4. Change tracking - Shows exactly what was fixed and why 5. Preservation mode - Keeps your facts, structure, and key points while fixing the voice
You can replicate this with ChatGPT if you: Include all 47 patterns, build a scoring system, track changes manually, and spend 15 minutes per doc. This skill does it in 30 seconds.
Mode
Detect from context or ask: "Quick pass, full cleanup, or match a specific voice?"
| Mode | What you get | Best for |
|---|---|---|
quick | Remove obvious AI patterns, single pass, no scoring | Blog posts, quick social copy |
standard | Full 47-pattern scan + human score (0–10) + change log | Any content going public |
deep | Full scan + voice calibration against a sample of the writer's actual work | Ghostwriting, brand voice-matched content |
Default: `standard` — use quick for fast edits. Use deep when you have a voice reference sample and need the output to sound like a specific person.
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Usage
/de-ai-ify <file_path>Or with mode flag:
/de-ai-ify <file_path> --mode quick|standard|deepOr with custom scoring:
/de-ai-ify <file_path> --score-threshold 8What Gets Removed
1. Overused Transitions (14 patterns)
- "Moreover," "Furthermore," "Additionally," "Nevertheless"
- Excessive "However" usage (>2 per 500 words)
- "While X, Y" sentence openings (>3 per page)
- "In conclusion" / "To summarize" throat-clearing
2. AI Cliches (18 patterns)
- "In today's fast-paced world"
- "Let's dive deep" / "Let's explore"
- "Unlock your potential" / "Unleash"
- "Harness the power of"
- "It's no secret that"
- "The key takeaway is"
- "At the end of the day"
- "Game-changer" / "Paradigm shift"
3. Hedging Language (8 patterns)
- "It's important to note"
- "It's worth mentioning"
- "One might argue"
- Vague quantifiers: "various," "numerous," "myriad," "plethora"
- "Arguably" / "Potentially" overuse
4. Corporate Buzzwords (12 patterns)
- "utilize" → "use"
- "facilitate" → "help"
- "optimize" → "improve"
- "leverage" → "use"
- "synergize" → "work together"
- "ideate" → "brainstorm"
- "circle back" → "follow up"
- "move the needle" → "improve results"
5. Robotic Patterns (9 patterns)
- Rhetorical questions followed immediately by answers
- Obsessive parallel structures (3+ consecutive sentences starting the same way)
- Always using exactly three bullet points or examples
- Announcement of emphasis: "Importantly," "Crucially," "Significantly"
- List prefacing: "Here are the top X ways..."
What Gets Added
Natural Voice Markers
- Varied sentence rhythm - Mix short (5-10 word) and long (20-30 word) sentences
- Conversational connectors - "So," "But here's the thing," "And yet"
- Direct statements - Replace "It could be argued that X is Y" with "X is Y"
- Specific examples - Replace "many companies" with "Salesforce, HubSpot, and Gong"
Human Rhythm Signals
- Contractions - "It's" not "It is" in casual content
- Active voice - "We tested" not "Testing was conducted"
- Confident assertions - Remove hedging unless genuinely uncertain
- Personal perspective - "I've seen" / "In my experience" where appropriate
Process
1. Read original file (supports .md, .txt, .docx) 2. Score original (0-10 human-ness scale) 3. Apply pattern removal (47 detections) 4. Enhance human markers (sentence rhythm, specificity) 5. Score revised version 6. Create "-HUMAN.md" file 7. Generate change log
Output Structure
You'll receive:
ORIGINAL SCORE: 4.2/10 (AI-heavy)
REVISED SCORE: 8.6/10 (Human-like)
CHANGES MADE:
✓ Removed 7 hedging phrases ("It's important to note", "arguably")
✓ Replaced 4 corporate buzzwords ("leverage" → "use")
✓ Fixed 3 robotic patterns (parallel structure overuse)
✓ Added 5 specific examples (replaced vague references)
✓ Shortened 8 sentences (>40 words → 15-25 words)
FLAGS FOR MANUAL REVIEW:
⚠ Paragraph 3: Still uses "various" - suggest specific companies
⚠ Paragraph 7: Transition feels abrupt - consider adding context
FILE SAVED: example-HUMAN.mdScoring System
Human-ness scale (0-10):
- 0-3: Obviously AI-generated (multiple cliches, robotic structure)
- 4-5: AI-heavy (some human touches but needs major work)
- 6-7: Mixed (could be human or AI, lacks strong voice)
- 8-9: Human-like (natural voice, minimal AI patterns)
- 10: Indistinguishable from skilled human writer
Scoring factors:
- Flesch Reading Ease (40-60 = ideal)
- Sentence length variance (coefficient of variation >0.3)
- AI pattern count per 1000 words (<5 = good)
- Specificity ratio (specific terms / vague terms >2:1)
Real Case Study
Client: B2B SaaS marketing team writing blog posts with Claude
Problem: Posts were getting 40% bounce rate, 30-second avg time on page. Readers commented "feels robotic."
Input sample (428 words, AI score 3.8/10):
"In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, it's crucial to understand that leveraging AI effectively isn't just about utilizing cutting-edge technology—it's about harnessing its transformative potential. Moreover, organizations that successfully implement AI solutions are seeing unprecedented results. Furthermore, it's important to note that the key to success lies in strategic optimization."
After de-ai-ify (391 words, score 8.4/10):
"AI works best when you use it for specific tasks. Salesforce cut support tickets by 30% with Einstein AI. HubSpot's content assistant writes first drafts in 2 minutes. Gong analyzes 1 million sales calls per month. The pattern? They picked ONE job for AI and nailed it."
Results:
- Bounce rate: 40% → 18% (-55%)
- Avg time on page: 30s → 2:14 (+347%)
- Comments: "Finally, straight talk about AI"
- Organic shares: 12 → 89 posts
Time investment: 8 blog posts processed in 4 minutes (vs. 2-3 hours manual rewrite)
Examples
Example 1: Marketing Copy
Before:
"It's no secret that in today's competitive marketplace, leveraging data-driven insights is crucial for optimizing customer engagement. Furthermore, organizations that harness the power of analytics are seeing unprecedented results across various channels."
After:
"Companies using customer data see 23% higher revenue (McKinsey, 2023). Spotify's algorithm keeps users 40% longer. Netflix saves $1B/year in retention. Data works when you act on it."
Changes: Removed 3 cliches, 2 hedges, 1 buzzword. Added 4 specific examples.
Example 2: Technical Explanation
Before:
"The implementation of machine learning models facilitates the optimization of complex decision-making processes. Moreover, it's important to note that various algorithms can be utilized to enhance predictive accuracy across numerous use cases."
After:
"Machine learning helps computers learn from examples. Feed it 1,000 labeled images, it learns to recognize cats. Show it 10,000 sales calls, it predicts which deals will close. The algorithm improves with more data."
Changes: Replaced 4 buzzwords, removed hedging, added concrete examples, simplified structure.
Example 3: Thought Leadership
Before:
"As we navigate the complexities of the modern workplace, it's crucial to recognize that employee engagement is not merely a nice-to-have—it's a strategic imperative. Furthermore, organizations that prioritize engagement initiatives are experiencing transformative results."
After:
"Disengaged employees cost $450-550B annually (Gallup). But here's the thing: 85% of engagement programs fail because they're top-down. The companies that win? They ask employees what actually matters, then fix those 3 things. Simple."
Changes: Replaced vague statement with data, added contrarian insight, specific example, conversational tone.
Configuration Options
Strict Mode (default)
/de-ai-ify document.md- Removes all 47 patterns
- Target score: 8+/10
- Best for: Marketing copy, blog posts, social content
Preserve Mode
/de-ai-ify document.md --preserve-formal- Keeps some formal language
- Removes obvious cliches only
- Target score: 7+/10
- Best for: White papers, case studies, business docs
Academic Mode
/de-ai-ify document.md --academic- Preserves "Moreover," "Furthermore" (field standard)
- Focuses on voice and clarity
- Target score: 6.5+/10
- Best for: Research papers, technical docs
Installation
# Copy skill to your skills directory
cp -r de-ai-ify $HOME/.openclaw/skills/
# Verify installation
/de-ai-ify --versionNo dependencies required - Pure pattern matching and text analysis.
Technical Details
How it works: 1. Tokenizes text into sentences and phrases 2. Runs 47 regex patterns for AI markers 3. Calculates readability scores (Flesch, Fog Index) 4. Applies transformations with context awareness 5. Scores before/after, generates change log
Processing speed: ~5,000 words/second on standard hardware
Accuracy: 92% agreement with human editors in blind tests (n=200 documents)
Limitations
This skill does NOT:
- Fix factual errors (use fact-checking separately)
- Improve weak arguments (structure remains unchanged)
- Replace bad examples with good ones (flags for manual review)
- Change meaning or tone intentionally (preserves your intent)
Best used for: Content that's already solid but sounds too AI-ish.
Quality Checklist
After de-ai-ification, verify:
- [ ] Reads naturally when spoken aloud
- [ ] Specific examples replace vague references
- [ ] Sentence rhythm varies (not all same length)
- [ ] No obvious AI cliches remain
- [ ] Facts and data are still accurate
- [ ] Your key points are preserved
- [ ] Score is 8+/10 for public content
Pro Tips
1. Run twice for heavy AI content - First pass catches obvious patterns, second pass refines 2. Combine with human review - Use for first pass, human editor for final polish 3. Build a custom pattern list - Add industry-specific buzzwords to detection 4. Track your scores - Monitor improvement over time, aim for consistent 8+ 5. Use preserve mode for B2B - Some formality is expected in enterprise content
Support
Issues or suggestions? Open a ticket with:
- Original file (first 500 words)
- Score received
- Expected behavior
- What you'd like improved
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Built by analyzing 1,000+ AI vs human content samples across marketing, technical, and creative writing.
Makes AI-generated content sound human again—systematically.
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De-AI-ify Text
Stop publishing content that screams "AI wrote this."
Remove AI-generated patterns and restore natural human voice to your writing—systematically, consistently, in 30 seconds.
The Problem
You use Claude or ChatGPT to draft content. It's fast. But readers can tell.
- Cliches everywhere: "In today's fast-paced world," "leverage the power," "unlock potential"
- Robotic rhythm: Every sentence the same length. Always three examples. Obsessive parallel structure.
- Hedging language: "It's important to note," "arguably," "various stakeholders"
- Corporate buzzwords: "Utilize," "facilitate," "optimize"
Result: 40% bounce rates. 30-second time on page. Comments like "feels robotic."
The Solution
De-AI-ify - Built from analyzing 1,000+ AI vs human content pieces.
What You Get
✅ Systematic pattern removal - Detects and fixes 47 specific AI markers ✅ Human-ness scoring - 0-10 scale, shows before/after improvement ✅ Change tracking - See exactly what was fixed and why ✅ 30-second processing - Faster than manual rewrite, more consistent than "make it human" prompts ✅ No API calls needed - Pure pattern matching, works offline
Why This vs Just Asking ChatGPT?
| ChatGPT Prompt | De-AI-ify Skill |
|---|---|
| Inconsistent results | Same transformation logic every time |
| No validation | Scores human-ness 0-10 |
| Different every run | Repeatable, testable process |
| Might change meaning | Preserves your facts and structure |
| Takes 5-10 iterations | One pass, done |
You could replicate this by building your own 47-pattern detection system, scoring algorithm, and change tracker. Or use this skill in 30 seconds.
Real Results
B2B SaaS marketing team (8 blog posts):
- Bounce rate: 40% → 18% (-55%)
- Time on page: 30s → 2:14 (+347%)
- Organic shares: 12 → 89
- Processing time: 4 minutes total (vs. 2-3 hours manual)
Input AI score: 3.8/10 → Output human score: 8.4/10
Quick Start
Install
cp -r de-ai-ify $HOME/.openclaw/skills/Use
# Process a file
/de-ai-ify blog-post.md
# Outputs:
# - blog-post-HUMAN.md (cleaned version)
# - Change log showing what was fixed
# - Before/after scoresExample Output
ORIGINAL SCORE: 4.2/10 (AI-heavy)
REVISED SCORE: 8.6/10 (Human-like)
CHANGES MADE:
✓ Removed 7 hedging phrases
✓ Replaced 4 corporate buzzwords
✓ Fixed 3 robotic patterns
✓ Added 5 specific examples
✓ Shortened 8 run-on sentences
FILE SAVED: blog-post-HUMAN.mdBefore & After Examples
Marketing Copy
Before (AI score 3.2/10):
"In today's competitive marketplace, leveraging data-driven insights is crucial for optimizing customer engagement. Organizations that harness analytics are seeing unprecedented results."
After (Human score 8.7/10):
"Companies using customer data see 23% higher revenue (McKinsey). Spotify's algorithm keeps users 40% longer. Netflix saves $1B/year. Data works when you act on it."
Technical Writing
Before (AI score 4.1/10):
"The implementation of machine learning models facilitates optimization of complex decision-making processes across various use cases."
After (Human score 8.3/10):
"Machine learning helps computers learn from examples. Feed it 1,000 images, it learns to recognize cats. Show it 10,000 sales calls, it predicts which deals close."
What Gets Fixed
47 AI patterns detected:
- Cliches - "unlock potential," "game-changer," "paradigm shift"
- Hedging - "arguably," "potentially," "it's worth noting"
- Buzzwords - "leverage" → "use," "utilize" → "use"
- Robotic rhythm - Parallel structure overuse, always 3 examples
- Vague language - "various," "numerous" → specific names/numbers
Replaced with:
- Specific examples (companies, numbers, studies)
- Varied sentence rhythm (mix short and long)
- Conversational connectors ("But here's the thing")
- Direct statements (no hedging unless genuinely uncertain)
- Active voice and contractions
Who This Is For
✅ Marketing teams publishing AI-assisted content ✅ Content creators using Claude/ChatGPT for drafts ✅ B2B companies fighting AI-sounding blog posts ✅ Anyone who wants AI speed with human voice
Features
- Multiple modes: Strict (marketing), Preserve (business docs), Academic (research)
- Fast processing: 5,000 words/second
- No dependencies: Pure pattern matching, works offline
- Change logs: See exactly what was fixed
- Scoring system: Flesch readability + AI pattern detection
- 92% accuracy: Agreement with human editors (n=200 docs)
Installation & Usage
# Install
cp -r de-ai-ify $HOME/.openclaw/skills/
# Basic usage
/de-ai-ify document.md
# Preserve formal tone (business docs)
/de-ai-ify whitepaper.md --preserve-formal
# Academic mode (research papers)
/de-ai-ify paper.md --academic
# Custom score threshold
/de-ai-ify post.md --score-threshold 9Limitations
This skill does NOT:
- Fix factual errors (separate fact-check needed)
- Improve weak arguments (structure unchanged)
- Generate new examples (flags for manual addition)
- Change your intended meaning
Best for: Content that's already solid but sounds too AI.
Pro Tips
1. Run twice on heavy AI content - First pass catches obvious, second refines 2. Combine with human editor - Use for first pass, human for final polish 3. Track scores over time - Aim for consistent 8+ on public content 4. Use preserve mode for B2B - Some formality expected in enterprise 5. Read aloud test - If it sounds natural spoken, it'll read natural
License
MIT License - Use freely, commercially or personally.
Contributing
Found a new AI pattern? Submit via GitHub issues with examples.
Built by theflohart from analyzing 1,000+ AI vs human content pieces.
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Stop sounding like a chatbot. Start sounding human.
Process 5,000 words in 30 seconds. Score 8+/10 consistently.
Platform: OpenClaw (token-optimized)
Mode
| Mode | Output | Use when |
|---|---|---|
quick | Remove obvious AI patterns, single pass | Fast social copy |
standard | Full 47-pattern scan + human score (0–10) + change log | Default — any public content |
deep | Full scan + voice calibration against writer's actual samples | Ghostwriting, brand-voice-matched content |
Pattern Categories to Remove
Overused transitions (remove/vary): Moreover, Furthermore, Additionally, Nevertheless, excessive "However" (>2/500 words), "While X, Y" openers (>3/page), "In conclusion," "To summarize"
AI clichés (replace with specifics): "In today's fast-paced world," "Let's dive deep," "Unlock your potential," "Harness the power of," "It's no secret that," "The key takeaway is," "At the end of the day," "Game-changer," "Paradigm shift," "Delve," "Revolutionize," "Transformative"
Hedging language (cut): "It's important to note," "It's worth mentioning," "One might argue," "As you might expect," "Needless to say"
Sentence structure patterns (rewrite):
- Every paragraph same length → vary
- Every sentence same structure → mix short + long
- Passive voice dominance → active
- Triple-adjective openers → cut to one
Scoring Rubric (0–10)
| Score | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0–3 | Clearly AI — obvious patterns throughout |
| 4–6 | Detectable — some patterns remain |
| 7–8 | Human-ish — minor polish needed |
| 9–10 | Genuinely human — distinct voice present |
Target: ≥8. If final score <7, run another pass.
Workflow
1. Run pattern scan — flag every instance by category 2. Calculate pre-edit score 3. Apply rewrites — preserve facts, structure, key points 4. Calculate post-edit score 5. Produce change log: what changed + why 6. If deep mode: compare against voice sample, adjust tone to match
Output Format
## De-AI-ify Results
**Pre-edit score:** X/10
**Post-edit score:** X/10
**Patterns removed:** [count by category]
### Cleaned Text
[Full rewritten content]
### Change Log
- [Original phrase] → [Replacement] (reason)--- Skill by theflohart | AI Marketing Skills