Open-source /no-ai-slop skill targets more than 20 common AI writing patterns
robleclerc · x · 2026-07-23
@petergyang argues that skills can improve writing, but they are not deterministic: even strong models may ignore them, and can sometimes copy phrases from examples that were meant to be avoided.
He then open-sourced a free /no-ai-slop skill designed to remove more than 20 common “AI slop” patterns from writing. The post frames it as a practical editing aid for people using AI to polish prose, especially when they want cleaner spelling, grammar, and clarity without generic model output.
Related event: Peter Yang Open-Sources /no-ai-slop Skill to Clean Up AI Writing(9 posts)→
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