smithery/neversight

ai-writing-audit

Use when the user asks to "audit AI writing", "remove AI patterns", "make this sound less AI", "un-AI this text", or similar requests to identify/remove AI-generated writing patterns.

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/neversight --skill ai-writing-audit

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Version1.1.0

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,542 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 207 B

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SKILL.md

Audit content for AI-generated writing patterns and rewrite to sound authentic.

Scan Targets

  • If paths provided: scan those paths
  • Otherwise: scan markdown and source files project-wide (README*, docs/, src/, etc.)

Process

Phase 1: Scan and Flag

Vocabulary:

  • Hype verbs: unleash, elevate, empower, foster, spearhead, unlock, delve, leverage
  • Corporate adjectives: robust, comprehensive, seamless, cutting-edge, meticulous, pivotal
  • Filler phrases: "in the rapidly evolving landscape of...", "it is important to note that..."

Structure:

  • Emoji bullet lists with identical format per item (emoji + bold + explanation)
  • Perfectly symmetrical lists (same length/structure for each item)
  • Marketing tone for simple tools

Tone:

  • Overly polite ("please feel free to...")
  • Unwarranted enthusiasm
  • Generic foo/bar examples lacking domain context

Phase 2: Report

Present findings: files scanned, flagged lines with pattern type, suggested rewrites.

Wait for approval before rewriting.

Phase 3: Rewrite

After approval, rewrite flagged content:

  • Write like a dev explaining to another dev
  • Use casual shorthand (repo, config, PR)
  • Be direct about limitations
  • Allow personality; skip polish
  • No hype verbs, no symmetrical lists, no corporate fluff