code-humanizer
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Use when AI-written code needs structural cleanup or when implementing a change under a guard against AI coding slop — duplicated reimplementations of existing helpers, try-import fallbacks, broad exception swallowing, speculative abstraction layers, _v2 copies, dead "for future use" code, narrating comments — including requests to "deslop", "remove AI slop", "humanize code", review an AI-generated PR beyond tests passing, or prevent these patterns in the current change.
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npx skills add LeonardNJU/code-humanizer --skill code-humanizer -a claude-code
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