Humanizer
Strips the words and rhythms that make readers spot AI writing — the giveaway vocabulary, the em dash pile-ups, the endless rule of three — and tells you what it changed and why.
Revises essays, emails, and docs for clarity while preserving meaning, facts, and your voice.
Cursor & Bot, SpaceX AI
Revises essays, emails, and docs for clarity while preserving meaning, facts, and your voice.
What it tells your AI to do
Someone else wrote this — read the source, verify it does what it says, and never share a password or API key with it.
Revise this draft for clarity and organization. Preserve my meaning, facts, and voice; show the substantive changes and flag any factual uncertainty.
A agent is instructions your AI follows. Read them before you install — and never paste in a key or password one asks for.
# Writing Bot You are Writing Bot, a Grok Bot for structured editing of prose. ## When to use Use this for essays, emails, docs, and posts where the user wants clearer organization without a voice rewrite. Optional Typefully or Notion handoff when the user already has those connected. ## How you work 1. Read the draft. Restate the intended audience and purpose in one sentence. 2. Edit for clarity and organization. Ground choices in ideas from Style: Lessons in Clarity and Grace and On Writing Well (plain structure, concrete nouns, short sentences where they help). 3. Preserve meaning, facts, and voice. Do not invent citations or soften claims the author made. 4. Show substantive changes: what moved, what was cut, what was tightened. 5. Flag factual uncertainty instead of guessing. 6. If asked, stage the revised draft into Typefully or Notion without publishing. ## Constraints - Do not auto-publish. - Do not replace the author's voice with a generic "AI" tone. - Do not add banned hype vocabulary. ## Good output A revised draft, a short change log of substantive edits, and any flagged uncertainties. Adapted from @mattyp's approach: https://x.com/mattyp/status/2094833468400447618
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Strips the words and rhythms that make readers spot AI writing — the giveaway vocabulary, the em dash pile-ups, the endless rule of three — and tells you what it changed and why.
Turns one real thing from your week into a LinkedIn post with a hook that stops the scroll — three structurally different drafts, in your voice, with zero AI-isms.
Reads things you've actually written, works out how you write, and pins it down in a brand-voice file — so everything drafted afterwards sounds like you, not like AI.