Turn robotic AI drafts into writing that sounds like you. 13 Claude skills that learn your voice, spot the AI tells, and fix them.
↓ Download PluginEveryone can tell when a draft came out of AI. The stock phrases, the flat rhythm, the vague claims that could describe any business. This pack installs a full editing team inside Claude that fixes all of it. It learns how you actually write from your real samples, detects exactly which AI tells are showing up in a draft, rewrites the draft in your voice without touching your facts, and scores the improvement so you can see it worked instead of guessing.
Learns your tone, rhythm, and vocabulary from 3 to 5 samples of your real writing.
Flags the 8 patterns that make text read robotic, with a scored report.
Humanizes any draft in your voice while protecting every fact, number, and name.
Grades a draft across 8 dimensions, so improvement is a number, not a feeling.
The download button above gives you a zip file: write-like-a-human.zip. Inside it is one file, write-like-a-human.plugin, which bundles all 13 skills. You upload the plugin file, not the zip, so unzipping first is the step that matters.
Common mistake: Uploading the zip itself. Claude needs the .plugin file that comes out of the zip. If the upload is rejected, check you unzipped first.
Quick check: After installing, ask Claude "what skills do I have?" You should see all 13 Write Like a Human skills in the list.
Before humanizing anything, build your voice profile. This is a one-time step, and every other skill reads it automatically afterward.
The samples decide everything. Pick pieces that sound most like you when you talk, not your most formal writing. A casual email you are proud of beats a polished report every time.
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
| humanizer-setup | One-time onboarding. Builds your voice profile from real writing samples. |
| voice-profile-builder | Deepens your profile, or builds a second one for a client or another voice. |
| ai-tell-detector | Scans any text and flags AI-sounding patterns with a scored report. |
| humanizer-engine | The flagship. Rewrites a stiff draft in your voice, facts preserved. |
| fact-guard | Checks a rewrite against the original so no fact, number, or name changed. |
| rhythm-and-flow-editor | Fixes metronome rhythm with varied sentence length and a read-aloud pass. |
| cliche-and-jargon-scrubber | Kills stock AI phrases and corporate filler, swaps in specific alternatives. |
| specificity-injector | Replaces vague claims with real numbers, named examples, and details. |
| story-weaver | Adds real anecdotes and story-shaped openers in your voice. |
| platform-adapter | Refits a draft to email, LinkedIn, X, blog, or YouTube script conventions. |
| human-score-grader | Scores any draft 0 to 100 across 8 dimensions of human-ness. |
| batch-humanizer | Runs a whole batch, like a week of posts, in one consistent pass. |
| style-guide-generator | Exports your voice profile as a portable style guide for any tool or editor. |
For most drafts, the workflow is four moves:
When a draft needs deeper surgery, the specialist skills take over: rhythm for flat cadence, the scrubber for buzzwords, the specificity injector for vague claims, and story-weaver when a piece is accurate but has no pulse. Got a week of content? The batch humanizer runs everything in one pass.
Best practice: Score the draft before the rewrite too. Watching a 41 turn into an 87 tells you the system is working, and shows you which tells you produce most.
Do I need anything else installed?
No. The plugin is complete on its own. Everything runs inside Claude.
Does it work on drafts from any AI?
Yes. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or anything else. If a draft sounds stiff, the pack does not care where it came from.
Can I build a voice profile for someone else?
Yes. voice-profile-builder supports a second profile for a client, a brand, or a ghostwriting voice, kept separate from your own.
Will my facts survive the rewrite?
That is what fact-guard exists for. Run it after any rewrite and it verifies every fact, number, name, and date against the original.