LifelongLazyLearner/qu-ai-wei
去 AI 味:去除简体中文 AI 写作痕迹 / Chinese humanizer skill
What it solves
qu-ai-wei is designed to remove the "AI-flavored" (stilted, formulaic, or translation-style) quality of Simplified Chinese text. It transforms rigid, repetitive, and overly formal AI-generated content into natural-sounding language while strictly preserving the original facts, judgments, technical terms, and the author's original voice.
How it works
The project operates as an "Agent Skill" that follows a structured multi-step process rather than simple keyword replacement:
- Verification: Checks for credentials and editing authorization.
- Locking: Secures numbers, names, dates, technical terms, and causal relationships to prevent factual drift.
- Scanning: Identifies and removes empty phrases, mechanical symmetry, and translationese based on eight specific pattern families.
- Restructuring: Reorganizes the sequence of facts, explanations, and conclusions, and adjusts paragraphing for longer texts.
- Final Review: Verifies that the original evidence strength and voice are maintained in the final draft.
Who it’s for
Users who write or generate content in Simplified Chinese and want to polish their text to sound more human and less like a typical LLM output, without risking the loss of of technical accuracy or factual integrity.
Highlights
- Fact Preservation: Specifically prevents the AI from inventing details or changing technical meanings.
- Agentic Workflow: Compatible with various AI programming tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Kimi Code CLI via the Agent Skills format.
- Context-Aware: Distinguishes between technical documentation (which should remain formal) and personal narratives (which should remain natural).
- Pattern-Based: Targets 10 common AI-style structures (e.g., "In the background of...", "It is worth mentioning that...") to clean up empty words.
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