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Anti-AI-slop copy editor
Paste your copy. Get each machine-sounding line fixed, the full rewrite and a score out of 100.
Anti-AI-slop copy editor is a free AI skill for the job "Check ads before they go live". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks · Level: beginner · Tested
What it does
Readers now spot AI-written copy fast, and once they spot it they doubt the claims around it. Usually a cluster of habits gives it away, such as lines that make things sound important, the same few sentence shapes, a familiar set of words and a tidy layout. This skill checks for 16 signs drawn from public guides to spotting AI text, including the one Wikipedia's editors keep. They sit in five families: inflated meaning, stock shapes, word choice, layout and leftovers. It quotes every hit and writes a plain fix using only facts already in the copy. It also flags runs of sentences the same length. Because no single sign proves anything, it reports hits per 100 words, and it leaves alone things that only look suspicious, like correct grammar or your brand's own lines.
You give it
- The copy to scan
- Your voice notes and the brand's own published lines, so real brand habits can stay (optional)
You get
- Every hit quoted, with its sign and a plain fix
- Hits per 100 words, before and after
- A score out of 100 worked out from the hits and the rhythm, before and after
- The lines it chose not to flag, and why
- A rhythm pass or fail, and the full copy rewritten with the fixes
Use it when
- You used AI to write an ad, page or email and want to remove what gives it away.
- Copy from a writer feels slick and empty, and you want to see why.
- You want a last scan before publishing anything customers will read.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Paste the copy you want checked.
- Paste your voice notes and a few lines your brand already uses, if you have them.
- Read the hits list first, then the rewrite. Accept or reject each change.
- For a script that will be spoken aloud, also run a read-aloud polish for scripts.