human-ai
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Edit English prose to remove repetitive AI phrasing, inflated language, and mechanical structure while preserving facts, meaning, and the author's voice. Use for requests to de-slop, humanize, rewrite naturally, fix tone, or review generic English drafts. Also compose from the author's English notes or transcripts and ask targeted questions when real details are missing. For Brazilian Portuguese, use the bundled humanizar skill.
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npx skills add fabricioctelles/skills --skill human-ai -a claude-code
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