A Claude skill that strips AI tells from drafts while keeping the writer’s voice.
This skill catches the patterns that make AI-generated writing recognizable (the speech cadence, the fake reveal setups, the corporate vocabulary) and removes them without rewriting the draft in a different voice. The principle: the smallest edit that removes the tells is the best edit.
A Claude skill is a markdown file with instructions Claude uses to perform a specific task. Claude triggers the skill automatically when you ask for something it covers — in this case, editing drafts to sound less like AI.
You install a skill once and it works across every conversation.
Pick the path that matches how you use Claude.
For people who chat with Claude in a browser (Claude.ai) or in the Claude Desktop app.
Requires a Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise plan with code execution enabled. More in Anthropic’s help article on skills.
For people who use Claude from the command line (Code) or the Cowork app.
SKILL.md to your machine.SKILL.md into that new folder. When you’re done, the file should live at:
More on skills in Anthropic’s Claude Code docs.
Copy the contents below into a file named SKILL.md, or download it directly.
This skill is mine. The voice principles, hard rules, and audiences reflect how I write. If you want a version tuned to your voice, paste the prompt below into a Claude conversation. Claude will ask you three questions about your writing and generate a customized SKILL.md you can save and install using either path above.