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@lascribemoderne Oui hardikpandya/stop-slop
1/4 Found this cool project: Stop Slop is a writing skill for catching stock phrases and formulaic structures in AI drafts. Handy for editing README copy, blog posts or release notes. hardikpandya/stop-slop t.co
I built another humanize text skill: 🪰 Brundlefly There are already skills like Humanizer (blader/humanizer) and Stop Slop (hardikpandya/stop-slop). Humanize/deslop skills weren't doing it for me, so I built Brundlefly. I was still seeing jargon and architectural terms leak into user UI. Calling a payslip an “artifact”, for example. 🪰 Brundlefly Agent skills for writing that's part human. - /im-part-human: edits for the reader, preserving meaning and voice, checking claims, and respecting attention and accessibility. - /slop-naming-recovery: checks what users actually do, then proposes names that fit the product. harlan-zw/brundlefly