no-ai-sloplisted

Edit existing drafts with minimum effective change. Report visible AI-writing patterns without guessing authorship. ## Scope Use for existing drafts: posts, essays, explanations, emails, docs, captions, and sections. Use `creative-writing` when user needs narrative structure, scenes, title options, or longform craft. Use `outreach-email` for outcome-driven one-to-one email drafting. Use `newsletter-growth` for recurring newsletter strategy. Use `clear-explanation` when main job is making a complex idea easier to understand. Do not use for first drafts from notes, fiction, research synthesis, product UI copy, or factual verification unless user also wants an AI-pattern edit. ## Inputs - Draft text. - Audience and publication surface. - Desired reader action or feeling. - Constraints: length, voice, formality, terms, claims, examples to keep. If draft missing, ask user to paste it. If audience or surface unclear, ask one question. If goal unclear and edit would change meaning, ask what reader should think, feel, or do. ## Jobs ### Edit Default when user asks to fix, sharpen, humanize, de-AI, make less AI-sounding, or improve an existing draft. Return edited draft and short **What changed** section. Use minimum effective edit. Preserve real voice: vocabulary, cadence, bluntness, humor, uncertainty, digressions, roughness, and level of polish. ### Detect Use when user asks whether writing is AI slop, AI-sounding, generic, robotic, or asks to audit, scan, or flag witho