ai-copywriter hits 1k stars: an agent skill that writes converting copy with zero AI tells
tom_doerr · x · 2026-09-22
Open-source project ai-copywriter by Mickey Haslavsky has reached 1k stars. It's a portable agent skill that does both halves of the copy job: writing copy that earns attention (clickbait titles, short descriptions, microcopy, subject lines) and stripping out every sign of AI-generated writing so the result reads human.
It's built on blader's Humanizer, which packaged Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing" guide into 33 detectable, fixable patterns—all still included. What the skill adds is the other direction: not just cleaning up prose after the fact, but writing headlines, product blurbs, and button labels that convert without tripping a single pattern. The copywriting method comes from enso.bot/research. It's plain Markdown, so it runs in any harness supporting skill-style instructions.
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