Remove AI traces and restore your unique voice with this editing tool
Writing with AI often results in smooth but uniform text. This tool identifies and removes such traces while preserving the author's specific tone and rhythm. It offers an experience similar to a professional editor selecting and refining unnecessary elements in a manuscript.
How it detects AI-specific sentence patterns
The tool detects more than 20 AI-specific sentence patterns, such as binary contrasts like 'not X but Y' or boastful introductions like 'a fact no one tells you.' Beyond simply correcting sentences, it filters out unfounded citations like 'experts agree' and abstract modifiers. It adjusts sentences to clarify the subject and use the active voice, helping the text read more directly and specifically. After editing, it displays a list of what was changed so you can easily review the modifications.
Three usage modes
It supports three modes: refining text, diagnosing AI-like qualities, or intentionally imitating AI-specific styles.
- Sentence Refinement Removes AI-specific patterns from the input text and generates final sentences while preserving a personal voice. It also indicates the changed parts.
- AI Scent Diagnosis Displays only the detected AI-specific sentence patterns by quoting them directly, without judging whether the text was written by AI. It is characterized by not guessing the source of the text.
- AI Style Imitation Writes text on a specific topic in the most typical AI-specific style. It is useful for satire or educational purposes when you want to see how AI writes.
Installation via coding agents and plugins
The tool is designed to be used directly in various coding agents such as ChatGPT, Claude Code, and Codex. The easiest method is to paste the installation command into the respective agent. It also supports global installation via the npx command. In ChatGPT, it is available as a plugin, allowing it to be called immediately without a separate installation process. Internally, editing rules and workflows are defined in the SKILL.md file, while the eval.md file contains criteria for checking work quality.
Pre-use considerations
The tool is released under the MIT license, allowing free use. However, it does not guarantee that it will perfectly identify all AI-generated text or make every sentence sound naturally human. The patterns it removes are limited to about 20, so new AI styles or personal expression habits not on this list may remain. Although the tool claims to preserve a 'personal voice,' the nuance of the original text may become overly flattened or modified in an unintended direction, so you must always review the final output. For important official documents or creative works, it is advisable to carefully compare the differences with the original text before accepting the tool's modifications.