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Claude Code reference: write in Louis Rossmann's voice, never like AI slop. Portable CLAUDE.md plus skills.
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# no-ai-slop-writing-rules [](https://skills.sh/realrossmanngroup/no_ai_slop_writing_rules) > # 👋 Hi, you were probably sent here. > > ## If someone handed you a link to this repo, it is because you sent them AI-generated shit so obviously AI-generated that they stopped reading partway through and went looking for a polite way to say "run it through a human first." > > Pasting raw Gemini or ChatGPT output with zero editing, or running a project with no anti-slop rules at all, is the 2026 equivalent of handing out a business card with an `@aol.com` email on it. The tool is fine. Shipping its first draft with your name on it is the part people notice. > > Nobody is mad that you used a model. Everybody can tell, because the model has tics and you left every one of them in. > > The dead giveaway is the "It's not X. It's Y." construction, and its cousin "It's not just X, it's Y with Z." *This isn't a price increase. It's a betrayal of trust.* *This isn't just a phone. It's a statement.* The model loves it because it sounds profound and commits to nothing. Real people do not talk like this. They say what the thing is. > > Then there is the dramatic noun-phrase heading. The model writes **"The Pricing Trap"** when the honest heading is "how to avoid scam pricing." It writes **"The Hidden Cost of Convenience"** instead of "subscriptions add up." A heading is supposed to tell you what is in the section, not tease it like a movie poster. > > And the rest of the kit: "Let's dive in." "Here's the thing." "But here's the kicker." "In a world where..." A 🚀 emoji in front of a bullet. Every list built in threes because three sounds complete. The fake-punchy one-line paragraph. > > For drama. > > Read your own output before you send it. That is the whole ask. > > The rules below are what "read it first" looks like written down. Steal them. --- A portable Agent Skills package for writing in Louis Rossmann's voice without AI slop. It is general-purpose: essays, scripts, posts, documentation, emails, anything made of sentences. It is not tied to any wiki, CMS, or publishing system. Compatible with Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, and agents that follow the [Agent Skills specification](https://agentskills.io/specification.md). ## What it does It gives an agent two things. First, a hard rule set that strips the patterns marking machine-generated text: emdashes, intensifiers, filler phrases, hollow statements, fabricated facts, AI transition words, dramatic headings, and the rest. Second, a data-driven voice profile built from corpus analysis of 513,683 words of Rossmann's writing: testable-number density, high sentence-length variance, claim-then-proof paragraph structure, contractions, the ampersand habit, and contempt shown through precision rather than adjectives. ## How to use it Install the skills into an agent project, drop this folder next to a project, or point Claude Code at it. When you ask an agent to write or edit prose, it reads the two skills, writes against the rules, then self-checks the output against the banned-words reference before returning it. ## Installation ### CLI install ```bash npx skills add realrossmanngroup/no_ai_slop_writing_rules ``` Skills install to `.agents/skills/` in your project. ### Claude Code plugin ```bash /plugin marketplace add realrossmanngroup/no_ai_slop_writing_rules /plugin install no-ai-slop-writing-rules ``` ### Clone and copy ```bash git clone https://github.com/realrossmanngroup/no_ai_slop_writing_rules.git cp -r no_ai_slop_writing_rules/skills/* your-project/.agents/skills/ ``` You can also read the files yourself as a style guide. Every file here obeys its own rules, so they double as worked examples. ## What each file does | File | Contents | |---|---| | `CLAUDE.md` | Claude Code entrypoint. States the purpose, summarizes the voice, sets the operating rules, and lists all 24 anti-slop
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matched fp:a6d049a68cef884e, llm:Description: 'Claude Code reference: write in Louis Rossmann's voice, never like AI slop. Portable CLAUDE.md plus skills.' No topics, no README. This is a prompt/style guide for writing in a person's voice (prompting for Claude).