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humanize-ai-writing

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Strip AI patterns from any written content and make it sound like a real human wrote it. Use this skill whenever the user says anything like "make this sound human," "this sounds like AI," "de-AI this," "make it sound like me," "humanize this," "this sounds robotic," "rewrite this naturally," "this doesn't sound right," "make it less AI," "sound more natural," or any variation of wanting content to feel authentic and human-written rather than machine-generated. Also trigger when reviewing any draft, copy, script, email, DM, social post, or marketing content where the user hasn't explicitly asked for humanization but the output clearly contains AI patterns. If the user has a brand voice skill active, combine this skill with that voice. This skill is about the WAY writing sounds, not WHAT it says.

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