Humanize CLI - AI Text Detection & Rewriting

What This Skill Does

Humanize CLI is an essential utility for writers, bloggers, and content creators designed to bridge the gap between AI-generated text and natural, human-like expression. The tool works by analyzing text against a robust database of common AI linguistic patterns, vocabulary triggers, and structural habits. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools that go beyond simple detection—it offers actionable intelligence to fix robotic sounding text.

The skill allows you to calculate a 'detection risk score,' pinpoint specific AI-trigger words, and receive direct, context-aware suggestions for improving your content. Whether you are aiming to improve the readability of a draft or ensure your content avoids common AI-detection flags, Humanize CLI gives you the granular control needed to refine your voice.

Installation

To install this skill via the OpenClaw platform, run the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/lxgicstudios/humanize-cli

Alternatively, for local node environments, ensure you have npm installed and run:

npm install -g humanize-cli

Use Cases

• Content Quality Assurance: Rapidly scan blog posts or articles before publishing to ensure they sound authentic and pass human-readability checks.
• Editing Assistance: Use the transform command to automatically rewrite stiff, corporate-sounding AI phrases into more natural, conversational language.
• Continuous Monitoring: Utilize the watch command on local directories to keep a constant check on your writing workflow, receiving alerts if a draft exceeds a specific AI-risk threshold.
• Clipboard Integration: Quickly paste text from your editor into the CLI to get immediate suggestions for improving sentence structure and tone.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, please run the humanize score on this draft and let me know if it sounds too much like a bot."
2. "I need to make this text sound more human; can you use the humanize transform skill to rewrite this paragraph?"
3. "Monitor my 'drafts' folder and notify me if the AI detection risk score goes above 40% for any file."

Tips & Limitations

• Context Matters: While the tool identifies patterns like 'leverage' or 'comprehensive,' remember that some of these words are standard in technical writing. Use the tool as an advisor, not an absolute arbiter.
• Use --json for Automation: If you are building a custom pipeline, pipe the output of the CLI using the --json flag for programmatic processing.
• Human Touch: The tool is best used to identify structural monotony. The final pass should always be your own to inject unique personal anecdotes and specific domain expertise that AI cannot replicate.