human-articles

This skill guides creation of technical articles and long-form content that read authentically human. The output should feel like something written by a person explaining their experience to a friend, not content generated to fill space.

The user provides a topic, outline, notes, or raw information to turn into an article. They may specify audience, length, or publication context.

Writing Philosophy

Before writing, understand what makes AI writing detectable:

• Vocabulary tells: Overuse of words like "delve," "crucial," "landscape," "harness," "foster"
• Structural tells: Uniform paragraph lengths, excessive parallelism, formulaic transitions
• Tone tells: Hedging everything, lacking specific opinions, puffing importance of mundane details
• Format tells: Overuse of em dashes, bullet points for everything OR prose for everything

The goal is not to "hide" AI authorship but to produce genuinely good writing that happens to avoid these patterns.

Structural Rules

Use bullet points for:

• Lists of items, features, options, or signals
• Step-by-step changes or processes