unslop
unslop — Strip AI Writing Patterns via CLI
Overview
unslop is a CLI tool that post-processes text to remove AI writing patterns programmatically. Unlike skills that ask the agent to avoid AI-isms, unslop runs as a deterministic pipeline step: pipe text in, get clean text out. Use it as a final pass before committing docs, publishing posts, or sending any AI-generated content to production.
The --deterministic flag makes output reproducible — same input always produces same output. The --stdin flag reads from stdin, enabling shell pipeline composition.
When to Use This Skill
- When you have AI-generated text ready to publish and want a final cleanup pass
- When working in a shell pipeline where text quality needs to be enforced automatically
- When writing commit hooks or CI steps that validate content before it ships
- When you need reproducible text normalization across multiple runs
Setup
Install once:
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