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Writes, rewrites or reviews prose so it reads as a person wrote it, and verifies the result with measurements (a meter against human baselines and a pattern checklist) instead of impressions. Use it whenever text a person will read needs to stop sounding like AI, such as blog posts, articles, essays, stories, guides, docs, READMEs, emails, messages to a boss or a team, PR descriptions. That includes removing "AI slop", making text sound less like ChatGPT or a chatbot, humanizing a draft, and reviewing or checking prose for AI tells such as em dashes, "not just X but Y", lists of three, headings everywhere or a summary at the end. Works in any language; English and Spanish have measured baselines, other languages get the same patterns as a best effort.