humanize-code
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Removes the tell-tale patterns of AI-generated code from a codebase and reorganises it so a human developer can understand how it works: narrating comments, defensive noise, speculative abstractions, duplicated helpers, "enhanced_"/"_v2" naming, emoji logging, god files and utils dumping grounds. Restructures files and modules when that helps comprehension, and reduces comments to terse, language-standard annotations of the essentials. Use when the user asks to "humanize this code", "de-AI this codebase", "clean up AI slop in the code", "make this look like a human wrote it", "make this codebase legible", "reorganise this so I can follow it", or invokes /humanize-code. Always proposes a plan and waits for approval before changing anything. Behaviour is preserved exactly. Not for fixing bugs (use bug-hunter or systematic-debugging) or for small local cleanups of a recent change (use code-simplification directly).
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- williamcfrancis/humanize-codetheir own version, first seen Oct 20, 2026
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