Scholar releases skill fixing ~27 AI rhetorical tics in Codex-written surveys
tak3sh8 · x · 2026-11-01
@paleologo finds Codex's scientific survey style insufferable, so he wrote a scholarly-paper-revision skill that corrects roughly 27 AI rhetorical devices, released as an open repo with SKILL.md, scripts, and references. Quoter tak3sh8 adds he uses AI for lecture notes via extended back-and-forth, and questions whether a long PDF is even the right final format.
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