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slopmonster

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Review writing for its intended reader, check common AI writing patterns, revise, request a second pass from a different model family, and check again. Trigger on /slopmonster, "humanize this", "de-slop this", "does this sound like AI", "fix this copy".

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# SlopMonster

Edit the supplied draft for its audience and purpose. The workflow supports
READMEs, landing pages, emails and scripts. Use the checker to locate known
patterns, then review the writing in context. A score of 5/5 means no scored
patterns matched; it does not establish that the copy is clear or accurate.

## Step 1: Establish the context and run the checker

Identify the reader, the format and what the reader needs from the text. Use the
user's brief and the draft itself. Ask a focused question only when missing context
would materially change the edit.

A README should explain what the project does, how to use it and its limitations.