Developer releases tool to remove 'AI slop' from generated text
doodlestein · x · 2026-08-17
A developer released 'de-slopify', a Claude Code Skill designed to automatically remove telltale signs of AI-generated writing, making it sound less robotic. The tool is useful for polishing READMEs, documentation, and marketing copy, and has garnered around 1,500 installs.
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