Humanizer
Strips the tell-tale rhythm of model output from generated text — useful, and a reminder that the tells are now well known.
This skill targets the patterns that make generated prose recognisable: the tricolon, the not-only-but-also construction, the closing summary sentence that restates the opening. It is genuinely handy for drafts that a human will edit anyway. Be clear-eyed about the framing though: running text through a de-slopping pass does not make it accurate, and using it to disguise generated content from a reader who asked for human work is a different problem entirely. Use it to clean your own drafts, not to misrepresent them.
Best for: Cleaning up your own drafts before a human edit pass