deslop-writing
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A style guide that removes the clichéd writing patterns common in AI-generated drafts, including habits specific to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and others, in favor of clear, concrete, readable prose. Activates on any writing task: tweets, emails, articles, bios, captions, reports, copy, messages, LinkedIn posts, cover letters, README files, or any content that should read as clear, natural writing. Also activates in detect mode when the user asks whether a draft reads like generic AI prose, or asks to audit, scan, check, or flag a draft for slop patterns without rewriting it. Enforces banned vocabulary, structural variety, punctuation discipline, accuracy rules, and voice calibration. Technical documentation (product docs, guides, references, READMEs, help text) additionally follows the Apple Style Guide. Use when the user says "deslop" about any text or writing, or says "write," "draft," "rewrite," "tighten this," "make this sound natural," "anti-slop," or any variation of wanting clean, readable output.
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