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BytesAgain β€Ί Skills β€Ί OEE Content Humanizer
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OEE Content Humanizer

by @odinbot33

Rewrites AI-generated text to remove robotic tone, adding natural cadence and channel-specific style for platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn, blogs, email, or T...

Versionv1.0.0
Downloads1,686
#writing#social-media#legal#communication
TERMINAL
clawhub install oee-content-humanizer

πŸ“– About This Skill

🐾 Humanizer β€” AI Content De-Robotifier

> by Odin's Eye Enterprises β€” Ancient Wisdom. Modern Intelligence.

Strip the AI out of AI-generated text. Makes content sound like a human wrote it.

What It Does

1. Detects AI tells (buzzwords, tone inflation, repetitive structure) 2. Rewrites with natural cadence, contractions, varied rhythm 3. Tunes output for specific platforms (Twitter, LinkedIn, Blog, Email, Telegram)

Trigger Phrases

  • "humanize this text"
  • "make this sound human"
  • "de-robotify this"
  • "rewrite this naturally"
  • "strip the AI from this"

    • Usage

    # Direct argument
python humanize.py "Your AI-sounding text here" --channel twitter
    Pipe from stdin
    
echo "In today's rapidly evolving landscape..." | python humanize.py --channel linkedin
    Detection only (no rewrite)
    
python humanize.py -d "Let's delve into this transformative tapestry"
    General rewrite (no specific channel)
    
python humanize.py "text here"

    Channels

    | Channel | Style | |------------|-------------------------------------| | twitter | Punchy, <280 chars, direct | | linkedin | Professional but conversational | | blog | Longer form, personal voice | | email | Brief, clear, action-oriented | | telegram | Casual, concise | | general | Natural prose (default) |

    Requirements

  • Python 3.10+ (stdlib only β€” no pip installs)
  • ANTHROPIC_API_KEY environment variable
  • Uses Claude Haiku for cost efficiency

    • For Agents

    When asked to humanize text, run from the skill directory:

    python humanize.py "TEXT" --channel CHANNEL

    Stdout = clean rewritten text. Stderr = detection info.

    πŸ’‘ Examples

    # Direct argument
python humanize.py "Your AI-sounding text here" --channel twitter
    Pipe from stdin
    
echo "In today's rapidly evolving landscape..." | python humanize.py --channel linkedin
    Detection only (no rewrite)
    
python humanize.py -d "Let's delve into this transformative tapestry"
    General rewrite (no specific channel)
    
python humanize.py "text here"