This tool learns your writing voice from chat logs to de-AI-ify your text
op7418 · x · 2026-10-31
op7418 shares a practical workflow for removing the AI flavor from your writing: the tool builds a "voice profile" by analyzing your DeepSeek chat logs (only messages you personally sent, excluding skill injections and system messages, prioritizing long passages) plus articles you've written. Each trait requires at least two pieces of evidence in the samples, and you can review and correct the profile — even fix it conversationally ("don't use this word"). The profile then serves two purposes: de-AI-ing text while keeping your natural phrasing and only deleting true clichés, and ghostwriting copy, scripts, and card titles in your voice. Installable via the DeepSeek Harness.
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