Humanize AI Content
Make your AI-generated content sound authentically human. Your AI audits for robotic patterns, removes clichés, and injects your brand’s real voice.
Try asking: “Make this product description sound more human and on-brand”
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What is this skill?
AI-generated content often sounds generic, lifeless, or full of telltale patterns that turn off readers. With this skill, your AI transforms robotic drafts into writing that feels alive—reflecting real personality, opinions, and brand character. Marketers, founders, and editors can quickly turn 'AI-sounding' output into content that connects and persuades, even when the first draft came from a model.
What you can do
- Audit a draft for AI fingerprints—overused phrases, hedging, repetitive structure—and get a human-ness score.
- Remove robotic patterns and fix sentence rhythm, making the text flow naturally.
- Inject your brand’s unique voice and personality, based on your style guide or examples.
- Rewrite generic sections with specific, opinionated, or experience-based language.
- Run all three steps in sequence or just the audit, depending on your needs.
How it works
Paste your draft and, if available, your marketing context or brand voice notes. Your AI first audits the content for common AI tells, scoring how 'human' it sounds and naming specific issues. Next, it removes those patterns, fixes rhythm, and replaces generic language with specifics. Finally, it injects your brand’s voice, using your examples or guidelines to ensure the content sounds like you—not just any human. You can review each stage or request a full transformation in one go.
Good to know
- For best results, provide your brand voice context or an example of writing you like.
- This skill is for rewriting AI-generated drafts, not for creating original content.
- The AI uses a humanizer scorer to measure progress and ensure the rewrite improves authenticity.
Install this skill
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Get the skill — it’s free
Use the Get this skill panel. Unlocked skills stay in My skills. - 2
Download or clone the files
Download the zip, or clone the repo and copy themarketing-skill/skills/content-humanizerfolder. - 3
Put it where your agent looks for skills
For Claude Code, use your personal skills folder (every project) or a project’s own folder:~/.claude/skills/content-humanizer/SKILL.md # all projects .claude/skills/content-humanizer/SKILL.md # this project only
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Just ask
No command needed. The agent reads the skill’s description and loads it on its own when your request matches.
Heads up: this skill ships scripts the agent can run on your machine. Read them before installing.
SKILL.md frontmatter
What your agent reads to decide when to load this skill.
--- name: content-humanizer description: Makes AI-generated content sound genuinely human — not just cleaned up, but alive. Use when content feels robotic, uses too many AI clichés, lacks personality, or reads like it was written by committee. Triggers: 'this sounds like AI', 'make it more human', 'add personality', 'it feels generic', 'sounds robotic', 'fix AI writing', 'inject our voice'. NOT for initial content creation (use content-production). NOT for SEO optimization (use content-production Mode 3). ---
Files
Open any Markdown file to read it here.
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