humanizer
OpenClaw skill that detects and removes signs of AI-generated writing, making text sound natural and human. Based on Wikipedia's Signs of AI Writing.
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Humanizer is an open-source tool and OpenClaw skill that detects and removes signs of AI-generated writing by scanning text for thirty AI writing patterns using over 500 vocabulary terms and statistical text analysis techniques like burstiness and type-token ratio. Built in Node.js (requiring version 18 or higher) with zero dependencies, it functions both as a standalone command-line tool and as an integrated skill for the OpenClaw agent framework, providing a composite score from 0–100 along with actionable suggestions to make text sound more human. The project draws on Wikipedia's Signs of AI Writing, Copyleaks stylometric research, and prior work by the blader/humanizer project, and includes a comprehensive pattern catalog, confidence-calibrated analysis, repo-wide scanning capabilities with baseline regression detection, and an auto-fix feature for mechanical corrections.
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