solo-humanize

# /humanize Strip AI writing patterns from user-facing text. Takes a file or pasted text and rewrites it to read like a human wrote it, without losing meaning or structure. ## Why this exists LLM output has recognizable tells — em dashes, stock phrases, promotional inflation, performed authenticity. Readers (and Google) notice. This skill catches those patterns and rewrites them. ## When to use - After `/content-gen`, `/landing-gen`, `/video-promo` — polish the output - Before publishing any user-facing prose (blog posts, landing pages, emails) - When editing CLAUDE.md or docs that will be read by humans - Standalone: `/humanize path/to/file.md` ## Input - **File path** from `$ARGUMENTS` — reads and rewrites in place - **No argument** — asks to paste text, outputs cleaned version - Works on `.md`, `.txt`, and text content in `.tsx`/`.html` (string literals only) ## Pattern Catalog ### 1. Em Dash Overuse (—) The most obvious AI tell. Replace with commas, periods, colons, or restructure the sentence. | Before | After | |--------|-------| | "The tool — which is free — works great" | "The tool (which is free) works great" | | "Three features — speed, security, simplicity" | "Three features: speed, security, simplicity" | | "We built this — and it changed everything" | "We built this. It changed everything." | **Rule:** Max 1 em dash per 500 words. Zero is better. ### 2. Stock Phrases Phrases that signal "AI wrote this." Remove or replace with specific language. **F...